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Rockstar's Agent Emerges From The Shadows In Newly Revealed Screens
We haven't seen hide nor hair of Rockstar's game Agent in more than six years. That's changed, thanks to a former Rockstar artist, who posted several images of the game's environments on his online portfolio.
The screens, which show off some of the maps and locations, are featured on Darren Charles Hatton's site, which was uncovered by a Reddit poster. According to Hatton, the art team was pulled off the project to work on Grand Theft Auto V.
Agent was announced at E3 2009, and it was a planned PlayStation 3 exclusive.
[Source: Reddit via Eurogamer]
Our Take
If nothing else, this is a nice reminder of what might have been. Rockstar and Sony never released any substantive information about what the game was trying to achieve, so all we're left with are a few barren images from its Mediterranian setting.
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