
GTA IV Prototype Hype Gets Reality Check from Ex Rockstar Dev
A former Rockstar technical director has pushed back on the idea that the leaked GTA IV development build proves the game is missing huge amounts o...
Obbe Vermeij: former Rockstar North technical director.
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A former Rockstar technical director has pushed back on the idea that the leaked GTA IV development build proves the game is missing huge amounts o...

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Former Rockstar North technical director Obbe Vermeij reveals how Rockstar North really operated and debunks one of GTA’s biggest myths.

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Obbe Vermeij is a pivotal figure in the development of several Grand Theft Auto titles. He served as the technical director of Rockstar North from ...

The ex-Rockstar director just revealed what he'd do with GTA 6's marketing.

GTA 6 is currently set for a Fall 2025 release.

Obbe Vermeij believes Rockstar will limit trailers to avoid spoilers, likely releasing the next one just two months before the game's launch.

Obbe Vermeij says that he's now "tempted" to give Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition a shot.

A former tech director is spilling the beans on GTA San Andreas myths. Turns out, Bigfoot was just another feature they didn't have time for.

Rockstar's secretive nature is being challenged as former dev Obbe Vermeij spills insights on Grand Theft Auto.

Did you know Liberty City's weather could have been a chaotic mess? Luckily, a clever fix brought some much-needed order to the weather gods of GTA 3.

Ever wondered why you suddenly see a line of rare cars in classic GTA games?

A combination of coding shortcuts and unexpected bugs were the culprits behind GTA: San Andreas' infamous plane crashes.