“Let GTA6 be Turkish!” Campaign is on the agenda again

A campaign launched on social media to launch GTA6 with Turkish localization became a hot topic again over the weekend. So, can Turkish language support be added to the game through a campaign? It is definitely possible if we can make our voices heard to Rockstar…

The issue of localization continues to be a bleeding wound for Turkish gamers for years. While some game companies, as if out of spite, support even less spoken languages ​​in countries with a much smaller population than Turkey, they do not support Turkish for a reason we cannot understand. This situation broke out once again before GTA 6 and Turkish players started playing the game. Turkish language support He started a campaign to bring it in.

The campaign, which was first brought to the agenda with a post by Konsolum X on March 30, was created by the popular game content producer and founder of Phew Phew Games. Enis Kirazoğlu and the company behind the Turkish translation of many popular productions such as League of Legends, Valorant, Fortnite. LocpickIt grew with the sharing of Ali Barutçuoğlu, co-founder of . The campaign, which became trending with the shares of popular names about a week after the first post, is currently approaching 1 million views.

The campaign could help Rockstar realize the potential.

As you can guess, this campaign has no binding obligations for Rockstar. Turkish voice acting in GTA 6 Or whether there will be a subtitle option or not? Rockstar and it will depend on the decision of several executives at Take-Two. Still, if campaigns like this can really get Rockstar’s attention, they might be enough to get executives’ ears off the ground.

Let us remind you for those who don’t know; Tesla didn’t think it could sell too many cars in Turkey until it started collecting pre-orders. After the sales started, he started to hire additional personnel for the Türkiye department as there was much more demand than he expected…

The first tweet shared for the campaign was as follows:


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