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In due time, my young Padawan. Rockstar also started as a quite small company.

I personally lost it when... SPOILERS ...the velociraptor started singing the "song of his people". It was also good to see Zimos back once more, though, I suspect it wasn't the original voice actor... but its hard to tell due to the auto-tune.

I'm under the impression Rebecca Sanabria won't be back: I hope I'm wrong though.

I liked Julius too, but let's face it: he was a spineless coward. The way he tried to kill the playa was very dishonorable, so he got what he deserved. As for Carlos... he had a fitting end. He didn't have much charisma to speak of and I always saw him as a plot device more than a character to...

I know, I know. Most of the references in this game are more of the "in your face, brah!" kind of thing, but that doesn't mean there's not some subtle references and meta-commentary here and there. Another example of a subtle reference I can think off of the top of my mind happens in Benjamin...

I never got to play SR1, but I've watched an entire let's play on youtube to catch up on the story and I'm not sure if there would be much difference gameplay-wise between playing SR1 and SR2. 'Sides I'd rather play as a protagonist that talks and tries to tell me his own story than the "strong...

When you play as female voice 2 (the french-sounding one) and enter Keith David's simulation she says something along the lines of: "Everything will be fine as long as I'm not forced to do an ass-to-ass scene". In the movie Requiem for a Dream there's literally an iconic ass-to-ass scene... and...

Gentlemen of the Stolenport.

In the game Kinzie and others keep comparing him to Julius as an inside-joke, partly because Keith David was the voice actor of the former... so his treason is a reference to that: Keith David proving them right. He's just like Julius. His change of heart on the other hand is a reference to...

Its implied in the final (kind of secret) mission that Julius was right all along about "The Playa". But in SRTT they took a different direction and he/she became kind of a softie, with Gat and (later) Oleg filling the role for main-badass of the group.

Well, most of that mission is still a parody of the Metal Gear series; there's also a "Big Boss" character in those games and even though he's not intrinsically "evil" he is the main antagonist in some of the games and also has a beard... And as we all know, beards are evil...

Also, I don't know if people noticed but Asha's loyalty mission gives some commentary about this situation. Asha says you're a sociopath who didn't care about seeing your bestfriend (Gat) girlfriend get shot sword'd (Aisha), among other things, so I believe your "evil you" is actually the Boss...

Well, one of the problems with videogames is that characters tend to be inconsistent with models of behavior seen in people from real life. Is the Boss a sociopath? depends on the situation; sometimes he's a merciless killer, sometimes he cares about his friends. So I'd say he's more of a...

1 million copies in a week? So 'embrace the crazy' it is.

Well, Septic Avenger is basically a firefighter sidemission but with poop and that's what makes it funny, you're not helping them, you're shitting on 'em!. Same with FUZZ... its a cop sidemission but you're on a realityTV and you're supposed to use police brutality to stop crime: "every third...

Personally? I miss layered clothing. As for new things? well, lets see what GTA V does right and then we'll talk. A Genki's "Tennis Loving-Kindness Tournament Challenge" with explosive tennis balls would be right up my alley. Also: add player height customization and ridiculous penis physics...

Agreed. If they're gonna recycle activities why not FUZZ, Septic Avenger and Crowd Control from SR2? I can't be the only one who misses those.