Rockstar Games

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Rockstar Games
Type	Private
Founded	1988
Headquarters	Edinburgh, Scotland
Products	Grand Theft Auto series
Parent Company	Take-Two Interactive
Website

Rockstar Games is a development division of video game publisher Take Two Interactive. The brand is most known for titles such as the Grand Theft Auto series. It is comprised of studios that have been acquired and renamed as well as others that have been created internally. While many of the studios Take Two Interactive has acquired have been merged into the Rockstar brand, several other recent ones have retained their previous identities and have become part of the company's 2K Games division.

The Rockstar Games label was founded in 1998 by Sam Houser, Terry Donovan, Dan Houser, Jamie King and Gary Foreman.

Contents 1 Rockstar Studios 1.1 Rockstar North 1.2 Rockstar Leeds 1.3 Rockstar Vienna 1.4 Rockstar Lincoln 1.5 Rockstar San Diego 1.6 Rockstar Vancouver 1.7 Rockstar Toronto 1.8 Rockstar London 1.9 Rockstar Japan

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[edit] Rockstar North

Rockstar North is the best known Rockstar company

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[edit] Rockstar Vienna

Formerly known as neo Software Produktions which opened in 1983, it changed its name when it was aquired by Rockstar studio in 1993. Rockstar Vienna had worked on Max Payne, Grand Theft Auto 3, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and the PlayStation 2 and Xbox versions of Max Payne 2. On May 11, 2006 Take-Two closed their Rockstar Vienna office, effective immediately, due to the challenging environment facing the video game business. Rockstar Vienna veterans then formed Games That Matter on January 17, 2007

[edit] Rockstar Lincoln

[edit] Rockstar San Diego

[edit] Rockstar Vancouver

[edit] Rockstar Toronto

[edit] Rockstar London

[edit] Rockstar Japan

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