Gta - Next Location

[polopolo]

GTA:Toyko, will be in one of the next 5 upcomming GTA's, that's sure for me.

[MrsSvensson]

Las Venturas is already Kalmar...
No more cities for you 

Yea, Las Venturas is based on Kalmar, but it would be cool to have a new GTA with only Sweden cities.

[Axel]

For me its Tokyo, Imagine being a member of the yakuza it would just be epic

[TruthSvensson]

Yea, Las Venturas is based on Kalmar, but it would be cool to have a new GTA with only Sweden cities.

Isn't it Las Vegas ?  :conf:

[Goodblue]

for me London, Paris or other big city in europe.

[Alsatian]

tokyo, yakuza, 

i personally dont mind, as long as it is not a crappy story line, crappy map, and as long as their are stuff to do 

[Proxan]

Isn't it Las Vegas ?  :conf:

Have you been in Kalmar? No its not Vegas.

[John_Vaughan]

GTA: Tokyo...


Omg Proxan and MrsS stop joking with Swedish cities

Las Venturas is Obviously Las Vegas, Duh.

[Proxan]

GTA: Tokyo...


Omg Proxan and MrsS stop joking with Swedish cities

Las Venturas is Obviously Las Vegas, Duh.

Come to Kalmar... all I can say

[MrsSvensson]

We are not joking acutally, Kalmar is like the small Vegas, almost all the stuffs that are in Las Venturas are in Kalmar...

[Gimli]

I highly doubt it will be Tokyo as all the previous GTA's featured English speaking countries.

[polopolo]

I highly doubt it will be Tokyo as all the previous GTA's featured English speaking countries.

January 12, 2004 - While everyone else was running around doing some last-minute Christmas shopping, Take-Two Interactive registered 10 Grand Theft Auto-related trademarks on December 17 and 21, 2003, including both GTA: Sin City and GTA5. If you have been following the news on GTA recently, you probably already know this.

But there is more to the GTA trademark story than first revealed. More than three or four GTA-related name were registered in December. Eight of these trademarks were registered on December 17. The ones you already know about are GTA5, GTA6 and GTA: San Andreas.

However, several more were registered, including five more trademarked names, GTA: Sin City, Grand Theft Auto: Sin City, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, and the entirely unheard of Grand Theft Auto: Bogota and GTA: Bogota.

It gets even better. Four days later, on December 21, 2003, when even fewer people were paying attention, Take-Two Interactive also registered another one entirely new prospective title, GTA: Tokyo and Grand Theft Auto: Tokyo.

It's clear Take-Two has long-term plans for GTA, this we knew and expected, given it's the most popular series on PS2 and arguably the most influential game in this generation of systems. And, without using too much brainpower, we knew that the franchise would continue moving from town to town, both exciting and smart.

With so many names trademarked at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office web site for the series, it's likely that two things are happening: 1) A few of these names are red herrings to keep fans guessing as to the next locale, or 2) they're names for games appearing in the long-term future. We tried to contact representatives at Rockstar, but at press time we have not had any official reply. We'll have more on the GTA series very soon.

I told you, one of the next 5 GTA's  will be GTA:Toyko.

[Fabio]

I personally would like to see the player in the new GTA, travel over 3 cities, Liberty City, Vice City, and San Andreas, and Finish off in London, and incounter previous characters. And some big mission at the end.

[Squeak]

Detroit would be pretty cool I guess, it would adapt with the nature of the game, but I prefer London over Detroit.

Imagine your hometown in GTA..

Been there, done that *yawn* lol. (LA)
But, yeah Tokyo would be pretty badass, or all of Japan so we can do some backroads touge  :cool:

[Samaron]

Next one is gonna be GTA:Amsterdamn fo sho