#GTA VI FEMALE PROTAGONIST SERIES#
The family therapy scene with Michael and his family in GTA V.įrom strippers and sex workers to the perfunctory girlfriend mechanic in San Andreas and GTA IV, women in the series range from irritating obstacles to sex objects. “A mission having us do house chores?” one wrote in response. A vocal minority of aggrieved bros think it’s the worst thing that could happen to GTA. Many are looking forward to seeing the franchise evolve, others don't understand the fuss. In the weeks since, gaming forums and social media sites have been ablaze with arguments from warring factions. Rockstar has not released an official statement on the matter, nor has the developer ever actually confirmed GTA 6 is in development, despite widespread assumption that this is the case. This isn’t the first time this particular GTA 6 rumor has made the rounds, but these recent claims come from slightly more credible sources than usual: noted Call of Duty leaker Tom Henderson and gaming YouTuber LegacyKillaHD. In January, rumors spread that Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto VI will feature the franchise’s first-ever female protagonist.
#GTA VI FEMALE PROTAGONIST TV#
Protagonist Michael de Santa's daughter Tracey at her audition for the sleazy in-universe TV show Fame or Shame. How did gaming get you through the pandemic? We want to hear from you! Take this quick Inverse survey. But their opinions diverged on whether a female protagonist is totally necessary for the next installment of the series.
All of them agreed Rockstar has developed truly unforgettable male protagonists, though its woman characters have often felt like caricatures by comparison. Inverse spoke with three female GTA fans who looking forward to seeing where Rockstar takes the series next. “When I first started gaming, the only female characters were just side figures: stick thin, big boobs, short skirts, and big hair.” “I’m hopeful and excited that Rockstar is going to have a strong female lead who can be herself in the game," says Vicky Pearson, a 30-year-old gamer from the UK, who's been a fan of GTA since the first game came out in 1997. And a substantial chunk of that audience hopes to see a meaningful evolution for the series that goes beyond a next-gen graphical update. Given the astronomical success of Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto V, which has sold more than 140 million copies since its debut all the way back in 2013, expectations for the unannounced yet inevitable sequel are sky-high. Fans of the Grand Theft Auto series have been eagerly awaiting a sequel for nearly a decade.
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