Evolution of Rockstar Games Logo Intro (1997 - 2018)
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Every Rockstar game logo and intro from the first Grand Theft Auto in 1997 to Red Dead Redemption 2 in 2018 HISTORY OF ROCKSTAR GAME INTROS: 0:00 Intro #1: DMA Design - Grand Theft Auto (1997) 0:53 Intro #2: Rockstar Games - Grand Theft Auto for Game Boy (1999) 1:08 Intro #3: Rockstar Games - GTA: London 1969 / 1961 and Wild Metal Country for Dreamcast (1999) 1:24 Intro #4: Rockstar Games & DMA Design - Grand Theft Auto 2 (1999) 1:47 Intro #5: Rockstar Games - Monster Truck Madness 64 (1999) 2:02 Intro #6: Rockstar Games - Thrasher Presents Skate and Destroy Official Trailer (1999) 2:20 Intro #7: Rockstar Games - Thrasher Presents Skate and Destroy (1999) 2:49 Intro #8: Rockstar Games - Earthworm Jim 3D (1999) 3:23 Intro #9: Rockstar Games - Evel Knievel (1999) 3:44 Intro #10: DMA Design - Wild Metal Country (1999) 3:57 Intro #11: Rockstar Games - Grand Theft Auto 2 (2000) 4:23 Intro #12: Rockstar Games - Austin Powers: Oh, Behave! (2000) 4:40 Intro #13: Rockstar Games - Austin Powers: Welcome to My Underground Lair! (2000) 4:58 Intro #14: Rockstar Games - Smuggler's Run, Midnight Club: Street Racing & Surfing H30 (2000) 5:27 Intro #15: Rockstar Games - Smuggler's Run 2 and The Italian Job (2001) 5:51 Intro #16: Rockstar Games - Max Payne for PlayStation 2 and Xbox (2001) 6:17 Intro #17: Rockstar Games - Oni (2001) 6:47 Intro #18: Rockstar Games & DMA Design - GTA 3 for PlayStation & Xbox (2001) 7:06 Intro #19: Rockstar Games & Rockstar North - GTA 3 for PC (2002) 7:27 Intro #20: Rockstar Games - State of Emergency (2002) 7:49 Intro #21: Rockstar Games & Rockstar San Diego - Midnight Club II (2003) 8:17 Intro #22: Rockstar Games - Max Payne for Game Boy Advance (2003) 8:30 Intro #23: Rockstar Games - Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne (2003) 8:59 Intro #24: Rockstar Games & Rockstar North - GTA Vice City (2003) 9:44 Intro #25: Rockstar Games & Rockstar North - Manhunt (2003) 10:10 Intro #26: Rockstar Games - Red Dead Revolver (2004) 10:23 Intro #27: Rockstar Games - GTA Advance (2004) 10:39 Intro #28: Rockstar Games & Rockstar North - GTA San Andreas (2004) 11:00 Intro #29: Rockstar Games - Sunday Driver (2005) 11:19 Intro #30: Rockstar Games & Rockstar San Diego - Midnight Club 3: Dub Edition (2005) 11:40 Intro #31: Rockstar Games & Rockstar Toronto - The Warriors (2005) 12:01 Intro #32: Rockstar Games, Rockstar Leeds & Rockstar North - GTA: Liberty City Stories (2005) 12:22 Intro #33: Rockstar Games - Rockstar Games Presents Table Tennis (2006) 12:36 Intro #34: Rockstar Games & Rockstar Vancouver - Bully (2006) 13:07 Intro #35: Rockstar Games, Rockstar Leeds and Rockstar North - GTA: Vice City Stories (2006) 13:24 Intro #36: Rockstar Games - Manhunt 2 [Beta] (2007) 13:36 Intro #37: Rockstar Games, Rockstar London, Rockstar North & Rockstar Toronto - Manhunt 2 (2007) 13:47 Intro #38: Rockstar Games, Rockstar New England & Rockstar Vancouver - Bully (2008) 14:05 Intro #39: Rockstar Games & Rockstar North - GTA 4 & Episodes from Liberty City (2008) 14:24 Intro #40: Rockstar Games & Rockstar San Diego - Midnight Club: Los Angeles (2008) 14:39 Intro #41: Rockstar Games, Rockstar San Diego & Rockstar London - Midnight Club: L.A. Remix (2008) 14:53 Intro #42: Rockstar Games, Rockstar North & Rockstar Leeds - GTA Chinatown Wars for Nintendo DS (2009) 15:13 Intro #43: Rockstar Games, Rockstar North & Rockstar Leeds - GTA Chinatown Wars for PSP (2009) 15:29 Intro #44: Rockstar Games & Rockstar Leeds - Beaterator (2009) 16:01 Intro #45: Rockstar Games & Rockstar San Diego - Red Dead Redemption (2010) 16:14 Intro #46: Rockstar Games - L.A. Noire (2011) 16:31 Intro #47: Rockstar Games - Max Payne 3 (2012) 16:43 Intro #48: Rockstar Games & Rockstar North - GTA 5 & GTA Online (2013) 17:04 Intro #49: Rockstar Games - Red Dead Redemption 2 (2018) 17:20 Bonus Intro: Rockstar Logo Animations from Official Video Montages (re-edited by GTASeriesVideos) #RockstarGames =================================== GTA Series Videos is a dedicated fan-channel keeping you up to date with all the latest news, video walkthroughs and official trailers of the most successful video games published by Rockstar Games, including Grand Theft Auto series, Red Dead Redemption, Max Payne, L.A. Noire, Bully and many others. This channel is in no way tied to Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive. Follow GTA Series Videos on: || YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/GTASeriesVideos || Google+ - http://www.google.com/+GTASeriesVideos || Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/GTASeriesNews || Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/GTASeries For more info and videos visit: http://www.GTASeriesVideos.com | http://www.GTA-Series.com | http://www.GTA-Downloads.com | http://www.Games-Series.com
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