For a while in the late 2000s, developers at Rockstar New England thought they were working on the next big Rockstar game. They were excited to push the company's tech and to bring a cult hit into Rockstar's vision for the future. They were excited for the chance to prove themselves as a Rockstar studio, having recently been purchased by the company. They were excited to lead development on Bully 2, the sequel to Rockstar's critically acclaimed open-world adventure about life in a private school...
For a while in the late 2000s, developers at Rockstar New England thought they were working on the next big Rockstar game. They were excited to push the company's tech and to bring a cult hit into Rockstar's vision for the future. They were excited for the chance to prove themselves as a Rockstar studio, having recently been purchased by the company. They were excited to lead development on Bully 2, the sequel to Rockstar's critically acclaimed open-world adventure about life in a private school...
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