Ben-DutkaGrand Theft Auto V was awesome.
It was awesome when it debuted on PlayStation 3 and the PS4 version was even awesomer .
So, where will the franchise go next? Well, a source tells TechRadar that developer Rockstar is considering creating a "full" GTA installment in Tokyo; apparently, the idea came up after the staff went to Japan's capital for a research trip. This trip involved snapping photos and chatting with some locals, and it actually took place some years ago, during the days of GTAIII and Vice City . They liked the idea back then but a Tokyo-based GTA was scrapped for a few reasons; for one, "the road system was seen to be problematic."
Plus, the team thought moving GTA outside the U.S. posed another difficulty, as the brand had sort of cemented itself inside this country's borders. Those who remember their gaming news might recall Rockstar parent company Take-Two filing trademark applications back in 2003 for "GTA: Tokyo" but obviously, such a trademark hasn't been used…yet.
Lastly, the source says "preliminary" work has begun on Grand Theft Auto VI though they have not chosen a location just yet. What say you? Want to break the U.S. borders and head to Japan? Or someplace else?
Most likely because in America you here about one store that has a robot as the receptionist. But yes high tech vending machines and a lot of low tech ones as well.
Yeah you right Japan is surprisingly low tech, I don't know why people think Japan is the high tech country, the only high tech thing there is vending machine…
yup
I know, that makes me more excited than anything GTA related.
I really was just making a statement in regards to getting news about the next GTA when we havnt heard anything about any other games from them. Potentially more important games considering the support they are still giving GTA5.
Last edited by bigrailer19 on 3/28/2016 2:55:39 PM
Japan isn't as high tech as you think.
with Jason Statham
People still play Yakuza i stopped after 3
We need a GTA London.
Ill agree with you on the cars they are quite impressive. All cars have a hybrid feature and it's actually cheaper to buy the hybrid model. Also with the hybrids when you stop at a light and hold the break down for a few seconds the car shuts off. Then when you release the break the car turns back on. I'm currently teaching English here and most of my day I don't use technology. I get faxes and my school doesn't have an email system. It's still a cash based society a lot of places don't accept debit/credit cards.
Rockstar is a developer I trust 100% so wherever they choose I'm all for it!