Rockstar themselves had already drawn the ire of parental groups with the Grand Theft Auto series, specifically with the Hot Coffee mod controversy. The reality was much less controversial, but that initial impression saw Bully become the centre of a lot of controversy. When Bully was first revealed, it looked like you’d be playing the titular Bully, with screenshots depicting classic high school pranks like dunking a kid’s head in a toilet. Let’s take a look and see how likely it’ll be for us to go back to school for a second year.īully was originally announced back in May 2005, with a projected release date for October of that year, but it’d take until October 2006 for Bully to see the light of day. Referred to at the time as basically “GTA but with teenagers”, Bully left a massive impact when it first launched on the PS2 and original Xbox, but despite being one of Rockstar’s most fondly remembered games, a sequel just never materialised. Between the likes of Red Dead Revolver, Midnight Club and movie tie-in The Warriors, Rockstar had a much bigger portfolio, though arguably their biggest gem was Bully. While the runaway of success of the GTA series was clear, Rockstar had their fingers in a lot more pies back then. Back during the 2000s, Rockstar were considered one of the most prolific developers out there.
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