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Rockstar Games releases “Sunday Driver” for Sony Playstation Portable

The much in news game developer company ‘Rockstar Games’ has now entered into movie making business. The company has been in news recently for their massively successful game: GTA: San Andreas, which was found to have sexually explicit content hidden in it. Their documentary released on the Sony’s proprietary Universal Media Disk (UMD) is also an R rated disk.

Sunday Driver is a feature-length movie in the fall and has been released exclusively for the UMD, which is used in the massively successful Sony PSP. The company also plans to ship an exclusive “Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories” game for PSP on October 24. Sunday Driver has been directed by Carol Strong and the film focuses on a community working together to build the ultimate customized vehicles while struggling to legitimize their lifestyle under close scrutiny of the authorities.

Rockstar Games president Sam Houser said in a statement about their latest offering: “Films have always had a hand in influencing everything we create at Rockstar. Our goal was to create a film with the same cutting edge (and) uncompromising cinematic content that we strive for in our games. We are extremely proud of ‘Sunday Driver’ as an evolution of the Rockstar brand into film.”

The company next plans to release a UMD version of the Walter Hill’s 1979 classic film “The Warriors” which they have also licensed.