Yasha

Confused around the Netflix partnership and broader general brand support with regards to Grand Theft Auto. Isn't GTA fundamentally supposed to be the most un-brand friendly game that exists? You're literally killing people, police, hookers, doing crime, horrible things, etc. It's historically the most un-politically correct game that could ever exist. How does this jive with all the big brand sponsors? Netflix is going to show the gameplay footage of some dude driving his car through a satirical LGBT rally? Or some person shooting up a satirical January 6th capital storm? The fact that all these brands are so on board with GTA makes it seem as if the game is going to be super sanitized. Curious to see what happens when a franchise built on being inherently provocative and BAD becomes the biggest franchise in the world that needs to not piss off their brand partners. Add into the mix that they also got rid of (he claims he quit but you know how it goes) their main lead writer Dan Houser who worked on every GTA game including RDR and was responsible for all the edgy humor you love. He's not part of GTA VI. So yeah, concerns are valid here. Hope it's not sanitized fake corporate edgeslop.