Rockstar Games is being allowed to post Vice City adverts in Miami to promote GTA 6 and it’s going to cost them $4 million. However, some people don’t think it’s worth “any amount of money” to be involved.
Back in April, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick confirmed that the marketing for Grand Theft Auto 6 would ramp up throughout the summer. Rockstar Games finally opened the pre-order window in June, and then there was the extended look on Netflix on August 27.
On September 10, the City of Miami Beach approved negotiations with the Grand Theft Developers in a slight victory of four votes to three, with some council members saying it isn’t worth “any money” to promote the new game.
That reaction came from Commissioner David Suarez, who showed off gameplay from GTA 5, as well as clips from the Extended Look.
“I certainly don’t want to see our brand associated with this video game, I don’t think it’s worth any amount of money,” Suarez said, adding that he felt like he was in a “Black Mirror episode,” and called it “crazy” to consider. “I think thats the wrong image for Miami Beach.”
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