While the massif GTA 6 the map includes more regions than Leonidas, Vice City is familiar to players. A satirical take on Florida, it is another Rockstar title set in the United States. Recent evidence suggests that the GTA7 the release date may arrive sooner than expected. In an interview with the Guardian (paid), studio co-head Rob Nelson discussed a potential international setting.
The Miami-inspired metropolis has appeared in two previous ones Major car theft projects, in particular that of 2002 GTA: Vice City. Yet the size of the GTA 6 the map introduces countless overlooked areas. Rockstar North’s Rob Nelson explained how hard the team worked to capture these locations.
The quest involved “staying out at a Miami nightclub until 4am”, then visiting a racetrack hours later while drunk. The developers also joined police officers for shifts and explored quirky bars in the Florida Keys. Regardless, The Guardian wondered whether a diverse nation would pose a welcome challenge.
Nelson responded, “Never say never, but there is still so much to do in America,” when asked if GTA7 or a future title would leave the United States. Rockstar North, based in Scotland, may be more fascinated by the setting than local players. Even so, since GTA 6 the map shows another side of the country, Nelson argues: “I think we’re all strangers to this version of America.”
South American dreams
November 19th GTA 6 release date, players can navigate a much larger open world Leonidas of GTA5 OR Red Dead Redemption 2. However, a 2018 leak claimed that the latest rumor originally covered parts of South America. Rockstar verified Project Americas’ report and revealed that limited resources led to a scaled back vision.
The studio may not face the same limitations when creating the inevitable GTA7. In an interview with Bloomberg, technical director Phil Hooker said the engine was designed to GTA 6 can be used in upcoming projects. This could compensate for the difficulties of searching and rendering in a foreign country. However, Nelson seems eager to explore a new city in the United States.
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