Lawrence Sullivan–AKA Florida Joker–has dropped his plans to sue GTA 6 developer Rocksteady Video games, however he is nonetheless demanding to be given a voice-acting position within the upcoming sport. Sullivan had beforehand claimed that his likeness had been stolen for a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it scene within the GTA 6 trailer, and he threatened to sue Rockstar except they compensated him. In a brand new TikTok video, Sullivan says he’s abandoning all authorized threats however he nonetheless needs to work with the developer as a voice actor and as an envoy for GTA 6 in order that he can assist promote the sport.
“Rockstar, we have to speak,” (*6*). I am not suing you all anymore, however you are all nonetheless out of your goddamn nuggets. It has been two entire months. You have not reached out to me. Let’s do what’s proper. Present me like $50,000, $100,000. Let me voice the character, let me go to the meet-and-greets when the sport is launched. Let me signal, take photos with the followers. Let me promote the sport.”
Whereas Take-Two and Rockstar have but to respond–or even acknowledge–Sullivan’s claims and requests, guardian firm Take-Two Interactive is aiming to for the sport to be as near perfection as attainable. In the corporate’s newest earnings name, Take-Two stated that the sport won’t be rushed out to the market and added that participant anticipation for GTA 6 has begun to surge. “Our sense is that the anticipation is way increased. A lot, a lot increased,” Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick stated.
GTA 6 is scheduled to launch on PS5 and Xbox Sequence X|S in 2025, and a PC model might arrive at a later date.