New website "HungoverX" registered by Rockstar
Rockstar has long been known for its viral websites on GTA games, and it seems GTA 5 will be no different.
Published on Aug 5, 2013
GTA games are known for their tongue-in-cheek attitude, and accompanying viral websites is common practice for developer Rockstar Games.
So it seems this latest website registration suggests GTA 5 could be getting another viral website associated with it.
HungoverX.com has been registered by Take Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games, and though it isn't suggested that this is a GTA 5 website it's hard to assume it'll be anything else.
It's hardly sounds like the name of a new game, after all.
The website doesn't actually go anywhere just yet, but if Take Two is bringing the domain over to its own servers then it must be ready to reveal it soon.
GTA 5 has a release date of 17 September 2013, so it's about time that Take Two would want to start ramping up marketing like this.
GTA 4 had a number of viral websites based on companies or content within the game, and GTA 5 already has an Epsilonism website, a cult-like religion that spoofs scientology.
Source: http://www.nowgamer.com/news/2031199/new_gta_5_viral_website_registered.html
Rockstar has long been known for its viral websites on GTA games, and it seems GTA 5 will be no different.
Published on Aug 5, 2013
GTA games are known for their tongue-in-cheek attitude, and accompanying viral websites is common practice for developer Rockstar Games.
So it seems this latest website registration suggests GTA 5 could be getting another viral website associated with it.
HungoverX.com has been registered by Take Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games, and though it isn't suggested that this is a GTA 5 website it's hard to assume it'll be anything else.
It's hardly sounds like the name of a new game, after all.
The website doesn't actually go anywhere just yet, but if Take Two is bringing the domain over to its own servers then it must be ready to reveal it soon.
GTA 5 has a release date of 17 September 2013, so it's about time that Take Two would want to start ramping up marketing like this.
GTA 4 had a number of viral websites based on companies or content within the game, and GTA 5 already has an Epsilonism website, a cult-like religion that spoofs scientology.
Source: http://www.nowgamer.com/news/2031199/new_gta_5_viral_website_registered.html