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November 28, 2021, 4:50 pm
Rockstar Games co-founder Jimmy King said in an interview that GTA 6 may not be as fun as previous installments. The developer also answered many interesting questions and indicated that he was leaving the company.
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- Rockstar co-founder Jimmy King said in an interview that future studio games are likely to change their tone.
- The developer also stated that the recent retirement of important people to the company will definitely have an impact on game production.
- Jamie King left the studio in 2006 and does not wish to return.
Jimmy King is one of the founders of Rockstar Games, which left the company in 2006. Youtube KILAZ He decided to interview him, asking him a series of questions about a job in the studio and the reasons for his departure. Among the topics discussed, there was no shortage of GTA 6. The developer believes that the next installment in the series may not be as fun as its predecessors.
Although it is the sixth installment of the series GT Not announced yet, it doesn’t stop fans from wondering what it would look like. Jimmy King will address this issue. The developer is working on many games including Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas And Grand Theft Auto Vice City. Killaz asked him how the recent company’s departure would affect Rockstar’s future. According to King, we should not expect a revolution in mechanicsHowever, the tone of production may change.
It could be the next part GT She will lose some of her sense of humor and atmosphere. The developer also does not exclude that the studio may make something cheesy. However, she assures that it will be very difficult to break such a well-functioning machine, in search of success Grand Theft Auto OnlineMaybe all will go well for the company. It also indicates that Rockstar is not under pressure to make an announcement GTA 6.
It must be remembered that the authors are still silent about it GTA 6. Because of this, some fans are starting to lose patience. Here is the opinion of one of our colleagues from the editorial office:
Of course, Youtuber Killaz will ask the interviewer for his opinion on the recent departure of notable Rockstar employees. Relatively recently, Leslie Benzes (President of Rockstar North) and Dan Houser (Co-Founder of Rockstar Games) said goodbye to the companies. However, Jimmy King was avoiding words. He said he was not surprised by the lawsuit in the case of Leslie Benzies, who allegedly did not receive royalties for his work. She also thinks Dan Houser can finally rest and should write a book.
- Longtime Rockstar North CEO Leslie Benzies said goodbye to Rockstar Studios in 2016. However, it wasn’t a peaceful end to the collaboration when the last step was to file a lawsuit. You can read more about this case Here I Here.
- Another founder, Dan Houser, said goodbye to the studio last year. You will learn more about it Here.
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Jimmy King has also commented on his retirement from the company. The developer has decided that the path to take with games is not his own. In addition, he was exhausted from working seven days a week and found his life shorter than that. In the interview, he explained that although he fondly remembered the old days, he never wanted to work at Rockstar again.
The developer has shared with fans many anecdotes from the time he was working with Rockstar. According to him, Take-Two (the publisher) did not interfere in the internal affairs of the studio and gave a lot of freedom in creating games. However, she maintains that this may have changed since then. In addition, mentions how while working midnight club Illegal races were organized on the streets of New York.
Remember that the brand GT He recently had a big hit in the photo due to poor quality Grand Theft Auto: The Definitive Edition Trilogy. The company will definitely want to please the players.
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