Bully Rated in Taiwan for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC

Rockstar Games might be preparing to bring back one of its classic titles, Bully. A new rating has surfaced for the game on the Taiwan Rating Committee’s website, listing Bully for release on modern platforms, including PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

The rating does not specify whether this will be a simple port, a remaster, or a complete remake. However, the absence of a Nintendo Switch rating has led to speculation that Rockstar may be planning a more significant re-release, potentially a full remake. The rating is particularly intriguing since Bully is already available on these platforms through emulation or backward compatibility.

Bully originally launched in 2006 and has remained a fan favorite despite not receiving much attention from Rockstar over the years. Rockstar ported the game to Xbox 360 and PC in 2008 and later to mobile in 2016.. Fans have long called for a sequel, but Rockstar has focused on other major projects, such as Grand Theft Auto V and Red Dead Redemption 2.

In related news, Bully was confirmed to be part of GTA Online’s subscription service, GTA+, starting August 20th. This suggests that Rockstar might be planning a re-release of the game, potentially included in the GTA+ subscription, much like how Red Dead Redemption was first made available on PS4 and then later became part of GTA+.

Rockstar hasn’t officially announced anything yet, but game ratings typically mark one of the final steps before a release. We expect Rockstar to make an official statement soon.

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