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Rick Lane

Bully 2 never happened due to 'bandwidth issues' according to Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser: 'You just can't do all the projects you want'

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While long eclipsed in technology and ambition, 2006's Bully remains one of Rockstar's most distinctive games, and it's certainly the one I'd most like to see the studio take another stab at. Sadly Bully 2 was cancelled way back in 2009, and given how long it's taken Rockstar to make Grand Theft Auto 6, it seems unlikely that they'd spare any resources for a Bully sequel.

We do, however, have an explanation from Rockstar's cofounder as to why Bully 2 never saw the light of day. Speaking to IGN at LA Comic Con (via Eurogamer), Dan Houser explained that the project ended prematurely due to a lack of "bandwidth" among Rockstar management.

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