The studio's history suggests that Rockstar is moving away from smaller titles like these. Given the fact that Rockstar has only made two brand-new games in the last 8 years, Grand Theft Auto V and Red Dead Redemption 2, it seems unlikely this shift could be preparing for sequel announcements for either title.
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Beyond the patch notes, Rockstar hasn't said anything more about these new changes. Given that the DLCs are still premium add-ons on consoles, it seems likely that this could be the case. It's not clear exactly what led to Rockstar making these random changes, but some have speculated that this could be for ease of use with the company's own launcher on PC. Noire was remastered, these are some of the only patch notes the games have received in years. Both games are roughly a decade old so, outside of when L.A. New patch notes for both games confirm that they've been integrated into the game directly instead of left as standalone downloads. Noire 2 Updates: Will Rockstar Make A Sequel?Įither way, Rockstar removed all of the Steam store page listings for Max Payne 3 and L.A. This is, granted, a considerably bold assumption to make, and while there's no substantial evidence to support this theory, there's also no word from Rockstar. Noire and Max Payne 3, a mistake was made which somehow just removed everything altogether. No one really knows what happened, but it's possible that in an effort to make changes to the DLC for L.A. The news follows a bizarre incident the other day when Rockstar delisted all of its games on Steam for a brief period of time. No official reason has been given as to why, but it seems that the DLCs have been directly added into the game via a new patch instead of being made available to download through the store page. In a random surprise, Rockstar Games has made all L.A.