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Year after year, the light that was once Rockstar’s agent fades. Today, Agent Watchers noticed that Rockstar has apparently terminated its long-standing Agent website. Its URL now redirects visitors directly to the Rockstar homepage.
Agent was announced at E3 2009 and premiered as a Cold War spy thriller. Rockstar maintained a simple agent teaser website that included a quick description of the game’s setting during the Cold War era and not much else.
Along with its website, Agent was removed from the Games section of Rockstar. It certainly looks like the agent has officially left for Rockstar.
While there have been little updates on the agent’s whereabouts over the years, nothing substantial has ever emerged. Despite the silence, Rockstar kept its agent brand until 2018, when it was revealed that the brand had been discontinued.
Rockstar has removed the agent from its Games section.#Rock star games pic.twitter.com/izTUcL4IAW
– Ulvi (@CyberBlacks) October 5, 2021
Rockstar North has been officially announced as the developer of Agent. Along with its 1970s Cold War setting, Rockstar officially described Agent as a “paranoid journey into the world of counterintelligence, espionage, and political assassinations.”
Instead, all eyes are on Rockstar’s next moves. The studio has officially announced that a next-gen PlayStation 5 version of Grand Theft Auto 5 will arrive in 2022 and it certainly looks like a Grand Theft Auto Remastered trilogy is also on the way. Now if only we could find out what’s going on with Grand Theft Auto 6?
Matt TM Kim is the editor-in-chief of IGN. You can reach it @lawoftd.
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