Rockstar explains why GTA 6 will not satirise real-world events
In a new interview, Rockstar has discussed its revered approach to crafting the satire the Grand Theft Auto series is famous for - particularly relating to GTA 6 and whether the game should include, and lampoon, real-world politics. Read more
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GTA 6 will not satirise real-world events or politics, aiming instead to be more over the top and insane.
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- Central claim: "GTA 6 will not satirise real-world events or politics, aiming instead to be more over the top and insane." — 41.79/100 (no evidence).
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- "It has to be more over the top, more insane, more in your face" - Rockstar explains why GTA 6 doesn't satirise real-world eventsOriginal reportingNot independent
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