What happened
According to GamesRadar+, a proposed marketing deal to transform parts of Miami-Dade into Vice City, the setting of the upcoming game GTA 6, has been met with opposition from local officials, including Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz and Commissioner Juan Carlos Bermudez. They argue that the game's crime-centric themes could send the wrong message, particularly given the county's efforts to reduce violent crime. The proposal, which was reportedly pitched to Rockstar Games, would involve temporarily transforming locations such as the Miami International Airport and Metrorail stations into Vice City-themed attractions.
What is confirmed
GTA 6 is set to be released in November 2026 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Local officials, including Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz and Commissioner Juan Carlos Bermudez, have expressed opposition to the proposed marketing deal due to the game's themes.
What remains unclear
The status of the proposed marketing deal and whether Rockstar Games will pursue it. The authenticity of the proposal and the extent of the discussions between Rockstar Games and Miami-Dade officials are also unclear.
Source and attribution
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