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Obbe Vermeij lent his expertise to a suite of Grand Theft Auto games across a Rockstar career that spanned more than 17 years, but now he's making a game that could barely be more different.
The Borderlands spinoff looter-shooter Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is pretty good, if you're into that sort of thing, and it was apparently something of a surprise hit too: Publisher Take-Two Interactive said in 2022 that the game "outperformed our expectations" and was «the best new franchise launch from 2K in several years.» Given all that, you might have expected more Tiny Tina to happen in fairly short order—but it didn't.
is one of the most highly anticipated titles in the gaming space at the moment, coming over a decade since the last entry in the series first launched to then-record-breaking sales. With how 's trailer reveal has already broken records, it's incredibly likely that the upcoming title will go on to do the same, which is why Rockstar's focused its attention on it right now. Unfortunately for some, this may have come at the cost of another Rockstar title.
It's Rollerdrome's second anniversary, and one of its developers has encouraged new players to pirate it instead of giving money to the publisher that reportedly shut down the studio.
Back in 2021, Meta announced that Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas was coming to its Quest 2 VR platform. «Get a new perspective on Los Santos, San Fierro, and Las Venturas as you experience (again or for the first time) one of gaming’s most iconic open worlds,» Meta said at the time. «This is a project many years in the making, and we can’t wait to show you more of it.»
is one of the most highly anticipated games out there right now, and therefore, its release date has been the topic of much speculation among fans. Unfortunately, there is currently only an official window for the game's launch, which went from the vague "" at the end of the record-breaking reveal trailer to a slightly more narrowed down "" thanks to comments and documentation from publisher Take-Two Interactive.
As fans continue to speculate on 's release thanks to silence from Rockstar, the specific date may have quietly just dropped online. Following the teaser trailer for Rockstar's upcoming open-world game, rumors have swirled endlessly about when players can expect to see the next mainline entry in the beloved franchise. Aside from a general window of 2025 and a few vague comments from publisher Take-Two Interactive, nothing else is known about the game's launch, which makes this supposed leak all the more interesting.