At E 3 2009, Sony revealed that it was partnering with Rockstar on a PlayStation-exclusive spy video game called Agent , with Rockstar creators Sam and Dan Houser managing advancement. The video game never ever appeared, however, and currently Dan Houser has shared more information as to why.
Talking to IGN , Houser claimed Agent never ever appearing shouldn’t be a complete shock because he worked with “a bunch of games that never appeared.” He said Rockstar attempted with 2 or three various groups to make Agent– an open-world spy video game– but the groups just “can not obtain it right.”
“And it never appeared. We ended that it was not a video game we were ever before mosting likely to identify exactly how to make. Other people can attempt, yet I directly think it’s difficult,” he said.
Fantastic spy motion pictures like the James Bond series work so well since they take viewers throughout the world, but “that’s not an experience in an open-world game that really functions,” Houser claimed.
“So we tried great deals of points and couldn’t get it rather right,” Houser stated, going on to say that the teams constructed wonderful aspects but they never came together in a complete plan.
Images of Agent, which was apparently embeded in the’ 70 s, have actually emerged over the years, displaying some of what Superstar was preparing.
In 2009, then-Take-Two president Ben Feder informed GameSpot that Representative was being placed to be the next Grand Burglary Vehicle
“It’s the A group working on an AAA title,” he said at the time. “I think the subject matter, the characters, the tale, the atmosphere, the background– all the elements are there. It’s such an abundant atmosphere to play in.”
Throughout the market, games obtain terminated routinely– Snowstorm has stated it terminates 50 % of the games it starts — however Rockstar’s Agent got much more traction due to the studio’s profile.
Superstar never ever provided Representative a release date, yet it would have followed up 2008’s Grand Theft Automobile 4 The following video game that Rockstar North led development on after GTA 4 was 2013’s GTA 5, and now Rockstar North is set to launch GTA 6 on November 19
