GTA 6's Developer Doesn't Fail

Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto VI Promise Amplified by Chris Stockman's Confidence in Studio's Dominance

Chris Stockman, who led design for early Saints Row games and was instrumental in co-founding the franchise, believes Rockstar Games will once again dominate with Grand Theft Auto VI. Discussing his work in VR and current industry challenges, he remarked, "Rockstar never fails. They've proven it time and again." He cited the studio's development of a table tennis game specifically to test animations before the launch of Grand Theft Auto IV. Despite identifying areas for potential improvement, such as cooperative play for Grand Theft Auto VI's campaign, he confidently asserted that Rockstar could sustain profitability with Grand Theft Auto Online for another decade. He even speculated that Grand Theft Auto VI might not be released at all if GTA Online maintains its immense popularity. Stockman also shared his thoughts on the Saints Row reboot and what he'd do if he were still leading the series.

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