If you’re old enough to have experienced the Internet of the early 2000s, then you know as we get further into the 2020s that the landscape has changed… get arf my lawn!
Content nowadays has (d)evolved, to about 280 characters, with fast-paced and interactive Social Media being favoured in the community in the lead up to a game launch and especially post-release. We could reminisce about this, but here at GTANet we have chosen to embrace it.
Fansites may seem like relics now, but to us they are a symbol of our community, and that foundation from the past is still solid as a rock, much like our enduring support for GTA and Rockstar Games. Our Network sites remain archived, and they are still very much used today in their own capacity.
GTAForums remains at the heart of GTANet, and our dedicated member base continues to flourish. You’ve supported our full coverage of other Rockstar Games titles, which began with the announcement of Red Dead Redemption 2 and the creation of brand new subforums. Out of this we accelerated our presence on the Twittersphere as well and created a sister-site called RedDeadNet for our community to keep up with events. We’ll endeavour to do much more of this in the future, as the need arises.
Going forward, GTANet’s efforts are more focused on our community than ever. We’ve re-vamped this here website to bring you only the most legitimate of news, highlight community creations, and essentially share whatever we want from the world of Rockstar Games.
Welcome home.