August 19th 2024.
It seems like Bully, the beloved classic game from Rockstar, won't be getting a remake or sequel anytime soon. Recently, an age rating listing for Bully appeared in Taiwan, sparking speculation about a new version of the game. However, there is some confusion about what this listing actually means.
Bully, which will soon celebrate its 20th anniversary, has been the subject of numerous rumors about a remaster, remake, or sequel since its initial release. Fans have been eagerly anticipating any news about a potential new version of the game, but so far, nothing has materialized. Rockstar has remained tight-lipped about the possibility, and the only hint has been the occasional listing on the Taiwanese age rating board.
Typically, a new game being released is the reason for such a listing, suggesting that a new version of Bully may be on the horizon. However, there has been no official announcement yet. The listing only mentions Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 5, with no mention of the Nintendo Switch. Additionally, updated age ratings have also been listed for the Xbox 360 and PC versions.
Some may still hold out hope for a remaster, but it's more likely that this listing is related to the recent addition of Bully to the GTA+ subscription service. This service, which offers access to various games, may be the reason for the updated age ratings. Unfortunately, this is usually the case when it comes to these types of listings.
With Gamescom happening this week, some may have hoped for an announcement from Rockstar. However, the company rarely participates in such events, especially when it comes to smaller titles like Bully. There have been rumors of a sequel over the years, and it's possible that it was in development at one point. However, the focus has always been on the hugely successful GTA and Red Dead Redemption series.
Perhaps the best chance for a new Bully game would be after the release of GTA 6 next year. With a new game on the horizon, Rockstar may be looking for a change of direction and could finally give Bully the attention it deserves. However, with the never-ending demand for DLC for GTA Online, it's unlikely that this will happen. This is also the reason why there has never been a sequel before.
The last time Bully was released was in 2016, when it was remastered for iOS and Android. Although this technically counts as a remaster, it didn't lead to any new console versions. Bully: Scholarship Edition is definitely starting to show its age, but fans are still holding out hope for a new version.
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In the end, it seems like Bully fans will have to keep waiting for any news about a possible remake or sequel. But with the love and support from the gaming community, who knows what the future holds for this beloved game.
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