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The resume of stuntman Tim Neff shows that he is involved with work on Red Dead Redemption 2 and GTA 6.
The latest installment of the GTA series “Grand Theft Auto V” has many fans who regularly play the game. However, players are waiting for news about the sixth installment of the series. There have been no updates from Rockstar regarding GTA 6, but a stuntman has listed his work on this title from Rockstar in his resume.
Update 28.07.: Resume apparently “fake” – Stuntman explains that this is not his resume.
Continuing with the original article.
GTA 6 – Release still unknown – Stuntman gives hope
It seems that Rockstar is conducting motion capture work for GTA 6. The resume of stuntman and motion capture actor Tim Neff lists, among other titles, two entries for Rockstar Games: Red Dead Redemption 2 and Grand Theft Auto 6.
These details were found on the website NeoGAF. However, the resume doesn’t provide much information apart from the title names. Specific characters for which these motion captures were recorded are not mentioned. It only refers to GTA 6.
That Rockstar may already be working on another installment for the Grand Theft Auto series is unlikely to be a surprise for most gamers. Initial work on new titles usually starts well before the release of the games.
As reported by VG247, there may be another explanation for this entry in the resume. Perhaps Tim Neff was only told that his work for GTA 6 would be used when actually a completely different game was meant. Large studios sometimes do this to obscure their actual work and avoid leaks.
Multiple studios belong to Rockstar, and Rockstar “North” has not made much noise since the release of GTA 5. This team may currently be working on the next title in the GTA series, while Rockstar “San Diego” is completing the final work on Red Dead Redemption 2.
The release of Red Dead Redemption 2 was postponed from 2017 to 2018, because the team wants to deliver a “finished game” to its fans.
