Rockstar announced that it will add classic games such as Bully and LA Noire to its GTA + subscription service. These classics will be available with a monthly subscription.
Rockstarthe famous game developer behind Grand Theft Auto, bully And L.A. Noire He confirmed that classics such as will be included in the GTA + subscription service later this year. This means GTA+ members who pay a monthly fee of £5/$6 will be able to benefit from a constantly updated collection of Rockstar hits. Currently, GTA+ subscribers have rewards like $1 million in (virtual) money for GTA Online and access to Rockstar’s vault games.
Rockstar Classics to be Added to GTA+ Subscription: Bully and LA Noire
GTA+ subscription offers users access to games such as GTA: Chinatown Wars and Liberty City Stories for PlayStation and Xbox, GTA Trilogy – Definitive Edition and Red Dead Redemption (with the Undead Nightmare expansion pack) for mobile devices. The announcement of the addition of Bully and LA Noire reinforces Rockstar’s goal of breathing new life into its classic games and reaching a wide range of players.
Bully is a game that follows the teenage adventures of a high school student and offers a unique take on Rockstar’s open-world gaming formula. It was first released for PlayStation 2 in 2006 and was later developed for PC, Wii and Xbox 360. On the other hand, LA Noire is a work in the crime drama genre and was created by Team Bondi, which is no longer active. This game attracted attention for its revolutionary facial recognition technology and problematic development process at the time.