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I'll have to wait until I get back to the hotel..The proud owner of 125 Xeno Geek Points -
Don't worry, there's nothing there yet. Just a page saying the trailer comes out 2/11/11.Originally posted by chef View Post
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Looking at that logo, I have a strong suspicion it will be based in the UKOriginally posted by Bunk View PostComing soon (well, the trailer is)Coffee's for closersComment
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Originally posted by Bunk View PostDon't worry, there's nothing there yet. Just a page saying the trailer comes out 2/11/11.
11.02.11
We missed it
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Well given that Rockstar North are based in the UK, it would make sense. Bet they've been itching to do it for quite a while.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostLooking at that logo, I have a strong suspicion it will be based in the UK
But the problem with setting it in the UK is that it would be so unrealistic that you would have to suspend belief just a bit too much.
I mean - can you imagine such widespead rioting, looting and total mayhem happening in British cities
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Rockstar North = Edinburgh which Had been Dundee based when it was DMA who made the GTA before being bought by RockstarOriginally posted by centurian View PostWell given that Rockstar North are based in the UK, it would make sense. Bet they've been itching to do it for quite a while.
But the problem with setting it in the UK is that it would be so unrealistic that you would have to suspend belief just a bit too much.
I mean - can you imagine such widespead rioting, looting and total mayhem happening in British cities
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You're creaming yourself, aren't you?Originally posted by Bunk View PostIt's counting down now, 3 hours 12 minutesComment
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