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Grand Theft Auto V
Rockstargames Hints next gta game in EFLC manual
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 ScratchCard, changed my vote, this is the most detailed thread Heck thread of the year material. Someone call in the CSI guys! Anyways, these are my thoughts: First, the picture is clearly of a mountain. Since it was in a previous game, Mt Chillad would be a perfect fit. One of the biggest complaints about IV, and Liberty City specifically, was the lack of countryside. R* would be wise to include a country side in whatever form neXt takes. All of this indicates neXt is San Andreas, or at least somewhere out west. The next clues come from this ad in the manual:  New York (Liberty City) is the entertainment capital of the US...along with...you guessed it Los Angles (Los Santos). Liberty City has the Theatre (Broadway) and Los Santos has the film industry. As pointed out Seagull was a theatre in Liberty City. Then why is a theatre production entered into a Film Festival?? The Box art from IV is included in the add. The mountain picture looks suspiciously like a new piece of box art. Liberty City, It's Over! Could be a hint that R* is moving on from LC. Which is bad news for PS3 owners, like me, who were hoping for some DLC of their own. Though it could be the awaited San Andreas Stories, but that wouldn't be considered a true neXt in my book. Those are my opinions, guess we'll all find out in March. Hopefully March of 2010. I see him, there in the bushes! The Rat/Bat/Sasquatch-man!
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| QUOTE (Spaghetti Cat @ Oct 29 2009, 00:56) | PICTURE
ScratchCard, changed my vote, this is the most detailed thread
Heck thread of the year material. Someone call in the CSI guys!
Anyways, these are my thoughts:
First, the picture is clearly of a mountain. Since it was in a previous game, Mt Chillad would be a perfect fit. One of the biggest complaints about IV, and Liberty City specifically, was the lack of countryside. R* would be wise to include a country side in whatever form neXt takes. All of this indicates neXt is San Andreas, or at least somewhere out west.
The next clues come from this ad in the manual:
PICTURE
New York (Liberty City) is the entertainment capital of the US...along with...you guessed it Los Angles (Los Santos). Liberty City has the Theatre (Broadway) and Los Santos has the film industry. As pointed out Seagull was a theatre in Liberty City. Then why is a theatre production entered into a Film Festival??
The Box art from IV is included in the add. The mountain picture looks suspiciously like a new piece of box art.
Liberty City, It's Over! Could be a hint that R* is moving on from LC. Which is bad news for PS3 owners, like me, who were hoping for some DLC of their own. Though it could be the awaited San Andreas Stories, but that wouldn't be considered a true neXt in my book.
Those are my opinions, guess we'll all find out in March. Hopefully March of 2010.
I see him, there in the bushes! The Rat/Bat/Sasquatch-man! | This seems the most plausible.
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The Man with the Plan

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| QUOTE (Magic_Al @ Oct 29 2009, 01:23) | Apparently Seagull is a movie theater and not a live theatre?
The only clue in this fake movie ad that I take seriously is March.
As for revisiting Vice City or San Andreas, I always remember the "soul destroying" quote from Rockstar's head artist. Source
| QUOTE (Aaron Garbut) | | In GTA III, Liberty City was very much its own place. It obviously had elements of New York along with other cities but there were no landmarks and nothing deliberately recognizable. In Vice City, and then more so in San Andreas, we started to take real landmarks and mix them in to our versions of the city. I think this is just us continuing down that path we had already started on. It's one of the reasons we felt comfortable redoing Liberty City. We spend years of our lives making these worlds we don't want to retread old ground and "up-res" something we had already done, that would be soul destroying. By going back to basics, throwing away the original Liberty City and building an entirely new city based on New York we were able to keep it fresh for ourselves and by extension for the people that will play it. |
The bolded portion tells me a new Vice City or a new San Andreas is never happening, not unless they can do something that's not just building the same landmarks again at higher resolution. The design of Vice City and certainly San Andreas is already at the quality of GTA IV in every way but detail, so why would Rockstar be interested in going back? |
Damn, i just died a lil' inside  EDIT: MY 600th Post  Yay This post has been edited by XZGamer71 on Oct 29 2009, 01:35
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| QUOTE (Magic_Al @ Oct 28 2009, 20:23) | Apparently Seagull is a movie theater and not a live theatre?
The only clue in this fake movie ad that I take seriously is March.
As for revisiting Vice City or San Andreas, I always remember the "soul destroying" quote from Rockstar's head artist. Source
| QUOTE (Aaron Garbut) | | In GTA III, Liberty City was very much its own place. It obviously had elements of New York along with other cities but there were no landmarks and nothing deliberately recognizable. In Vice City, and then more so in San Andreas, we started to take real landmarks and mix them in to our versions of the city. I think this is just us continuing down that path we had already started on. It's one of the reasons we felt comfortable redoing Liberty City. We spend years of our lives making these worlds we don't want to retread old ground and "up-res" something we had already done, that would be soul destroying. By going back to basics, throwing away the original Liberty City and building an entirely new city based on New York we were able to keep it fresh for ourselves and by extension for the people that will play it. |
The bolded portion tells me a new Vice City or a new San Andreas is never happening, not unless they can do something that's not just building the same landmarks again at higher resolution. The design of Vice City and certainly San Andreas is already at the quality of GTA IV in every way but detail, so why would Rockstar be interested in going back? | They revisited LC 4 times. The 3rd and 4th time it was redone. So SA or VC will be redone to.
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| QUOTE (Germanviking86 @ Oct 29 2009, 01:27) | It looks like London.
This will be good, for both city, and country folk.
The way the roundabout is set up around London is like this, You can not see London. And when your entering London around Gatwick, you can only see it clearly on the way to the Airport.
Something tells me that the next GTA will be set in London, with some small villages on the northern outskirts, surrounded by plain after plain.
But considerring that I've been to London, I expect to see some American imports where they drive on the left side of the car. | | QUOTE | It looks like London.
This will be good, for both city, and country folk.
The way the roundabout is set up around London is like this, You can not see London. And when your entering London around Gatwick, you can only see it clearly on the way to the Airport.
Something tells me that the next GTA will be set in London, with some small villages on the northern outskirts, surrounded by plain after plain.
But considerring that I've been to London, I expect to see some American imports where they drive on the left side of the car. |
How does it look like London? I really don't know why you think the next GTA will be in London. It would surely be cool, but I think they will probably stick with the fictional USA cities for now. I would get your hopes up.
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