[TravelerKai]

(02-18-2015 05:49 AM)Teedub Wrote:  

(02-14-2015 08:43 AM)Kristoph Wrote:  

Not to forget that since turning 3D GTA has been about one thing thematically; a satire of the American Dream. And even though it can be on the nose sometimes, you can't go five minutes in V without seeing a scathing indictment of millenial Americans.

(I was actually fooling around on it yesterday and immediately got into a side mission where you foot race a fitness obsessed, aggressive, late thirties single woman who screams about how she's going to emasculate you while you're racing her)

Indeed, people forget it's a British game, Scottish to be exact.

Quote:

‘By any sort of commercial scale, Grand Theft Auto is easily Scotland’s largest cultural export ever. The series has sold something like 135 million copies so far,’ said Scottish Games Network’s Brian Baglow to The Scotsman.

‘The series has come on not just in leaps and bounds, but in long jumps since then. It’s become far more than the sum of its parts, it’s a fully global phenomenon. This is the fifth major release, and the nice thing is that all of them have been made here in Scotland.’

Although the London-born Dan and Sam Houser are the lead writers and producers for Grand Theft Auto, the franchise has always been made in Scotland.

Well, it appears the writing is English - we're the best satirists, after all. Scots aren't bad either.

WELL WELL! If that is the case, I want a new GTA London game!!

(And it better have lots House, JungleDancehallDrum and Bass, etc. in it)