In our social media we often post content that doesn’t quite fit into a full-fledged article. Most of the time it’s fan-made videos and illustrations. To make sure our visitors don’t miss it — even if they don’t follow GCU elsewhere — we put together these roundups.
At the end of March, an attraction called Vice City, styled after
GTA 6, was spotted at an amusement park in Prague, Czechia. Why it features artwork from the previous game is not entirely clear.
A fan got a tattoo inspired by an NPC from the Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer 1. It was not possible to make an exact copy because the image quality did not allow the details to be fully recreated, which is clearly visible.
Twonks, a popular comedy webcomic on the internet whose author works with a variety of themes, also joined in. What do you think of this GTA VI dialogue set in Interstellar?
Steven Ogg, who played Trevor in
GTA 5, is genuinely surprised to learn that his character appears in
GTA Online. Ned Luke, who brought Michael to life, is as brilliant as ever.
GTA: San Andreas was launched on a refrigerator. How did that happen? The featured model shown has a large screen running Android, where the game is available. The only problem is that the controls aren’t very comfortable.
The cover art for Helicopter, a single from A$AP Rocky new album Don’t Be Dumb, is styled after the PS1 box art of
GTA 1. The artist isn’t using homages to classic video games for the first time.
A fans banner by supporters of the French football club Brest, referencing
RDR 2, at yesterday’s match against Lorient (2:0).
The company Youtooz, known for producing licensed limited-edition collectibles, sold 23 cm plush versions of Enzo, Isabella, and Don Torrisi from Mafia: The Old Country from February 28 to March 28. Each one was priced at $30.
In mid-February, stickers styled after various Rockstar games appeared
in the official Rockstar Store. A pack of 10 costs £4.
IGNpublished its ranking of the best Rockstar Games titles.
- Manhunt 1
- GTA 3
- Bully
- GTA 4
- GTA: Vice City
- Max Payne 3
- GTA: San Andreas
- RDR 1
- Grand Theft Auto V
- Red Dead Redemption II
The ranking only includes titles developed directly by Rockstar itself. Games published by the company — such as L.A. Noire, Max Payne 1, and Max Payne 2 — were left out. The portable
GTA: Liberty City Stories,
GTA: Vice City Stories, and
GTA: Chinatown Wars received a special mention.
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