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Grand Theft Auto has always reflected the period in which it was made. GTA: Vice City turned 1980s Miami excess into neon-lit crime fiction. San Andreas drew from early-1990s California, gang culture, hip-hop, and public distrust. GTA 4 presented Liberty City as a colder place shaped by immigration, debt, surveillance, and disappointment. GTA 5 focused on celebrity, social media, wealth, personal branding, and the contradictions of modern Los Angeles. Grand Theft Auto 6 arrives in a different er…
続きを読む>>Why GTA 6 Could Feel Like a Completely New Kind of GTA
