Rockstar Leeds Developing GTA: Chinatown Wars
SPOnG salutes our boys from the North
Rockstar has issued its own announcement of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, making SPOnG mightily pleased to see that the local lads over at Rockstar Leeds are developing the game.
Also helping out on the title is Rockstar North - the Scottish lot who are not from Yorkshire at all.
Not a vast amount of further information was added to what we know from last night's Nintendo press conference. A spot of emphasis was put on the fact that the touch screen and stylus will be brought into play, while the story was described as "an epic tale of crime and corruption within the Triad crime syndicate".
Naturally, there was a corporo-quote to go with the announcement. "This is a game that will deliver a rich, fast-paced and intense 'Grand Theft Auto' experience that will be truly unique to Nintendo's handheld platform", uttered Sam Houser, founder of Rockstar Games.
"Rockstar Leeds, along with the team at Rockstar North, has built upon a decade of progressive design on Grand Theft Auto, and has created something fundamentally fresh and immersive." Cheers, Sam - but we reckon we could still drink 'em under the table at our local in Wakefield.
Also helping out on the title is Rockstar North - the Scottish lot who are not from Yorkshire at all.
Not a vast amount of further information was added to what we know from last night's Nintendo press conference. A spot of emphasis was put on the fact that the touch screen and stylus will be brought into play, while the story was described as "an epic tale of crime and corruption within the Triad crime syndicate".
Naturally, there was a corporo-quote to go with the announcement. "This is a game that will deliver a rich, fast-paced and intense 'Grand Theft Auto' experience that will be truly unique to Nintendo's handheld platform", uttered Sam Houser, founder of Rockstar Games.
"Rockstar Leeds, along with the team at Rockstar North, has built upon a decade of progressive design on Grand Theft Auto, and has created something fundamentally fresh and immersive." Cheers, Sam - but we reckon we could still drink 'em under the table at our local in Wakefield.
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SpadgeT17 16 Jul 2008 16:06
1/8
Yeah you could. Got a few handy drinkers, but none that can compete with the Wakefield lot :-)
TimSpong 16 Jul 2008 16:55
2/8
Martyn Brown wrote:
Yeah you could. Got a few handy drinkers, but none that can compete with the Wakefield lot :-)
Terrible news though, I think Marcus has stopped drinking... so we couldn't even pwn Team17 let alone Team17 AND Rockstar Leeds.
Actually, we'd probably have to pwn Rockstar London's PR people for permission to ask Rockstar Leeds for a beer down Fernandez.
Ahhh.... I remember when the industry was all fields.
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Stuart 16 Jul 2008 19:02
3/8
I reckon you could actually, having spent an evening Bohlen last year drinking with 2 spongites (whom I now forget) and being told by a German that English people are silly.
The younger Spongite would struggle though from what I remember.
Stuart
The younger Spongite would struggle though from what I remember.
Stuart
a nonny mouse 17 Jul 2008 18:22
4/8
Martyn Brown wrote:
Yeah you could. Got a few handy drinkers, but none that can compete with the Wakefield lot :-)
Galway will reveal all....
Martyn Brown 17 Jul 2008 18:27
5/8
a nonny mouse wrote:
Martyn Brown wrote:
Yeah you could. Got a few handy drinkers, but none that can compete with the Wakefield lot :-)
Galway will reveal all....
Aye, it did last time. I have photos to prove it ;)
TimSpong 18 Jul 2008 08:16
6/8
Martyn Brown wrote:
Aye, it did last time. I have photos to prove it ;)
See, if you were capable of taking photos, that kind of undermines the whole drinking fest.
Or does it. I hate logic. Give me a large Paddy'n'red.
Hic
Tim
Spinface 18 Jul 2008 16:20
7/8
Stuart wrote:
I reckon you could actually, having spent an evening Bohlen last year drinking with 2 spongites (whom I now forget) and being told by a German that English people are silly.
The younger Spongite would struggle though from what I remember.
Stuart
The younger Spongite would struggle though from what I remember.
Stuart
Goddamn, that sounds like a challenge. As the young SPOnGer in question, I'm going to have to politely ask you to retract that statement. Otherwise, I'm going to have to call you out. The last person I had to call out ended up being sick in on the entire West Yorkshire Police Force before waking up in a compromising position with a big chap named Bubba. After a whole Big Thing involving a manhunt over the moors and angry transvestites he went and lost his house key.
It was horrible.
Stuart 18 Jul 2008 20:07
8/8
Spinface wrote:
Stuart wrote:
I reckon you could actually, having spent an evening Bohlen last year drinking with 2 spongites (whom I now forget) and being told by a German that English people are silly.
The younger Spongite would struggle though from what I remember.
Stuart
The younger Spongite would struggle though from what I remember.
Stuart
Goddamn, that sounds like a challenge. As the young SPOnGer in question, I'm going to have to politely ask you to retract that statement. Otherwise, I'm going to have to call you out. The last person I had to call out ended up being sick in on the entire West Yorkshire Police Force before waking up in a compromising position with a big chap named Bubba. After a whole Big Thing involving a manhunt over the moors and angry transvestites he went and lost his house key.
It was horrible.
lol, I stand by it, people called Bubba don't scare me!