Vince Gilligan Wanted GTA Style Breaking Bad Game
Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul are some of the most applauded TV series of recent years, though from the sounds of it, creator Vince Gilligan is ready to move on beyond Albuquerque, New Mexico. He recently discussed, in an interview, how some shows really need to end and that there are shows/universes that are overbloated. He doesn't want the story of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul to be that, and it's understandable.
The franchise's future remains to be seen, but one thing fans have been discussing lately is the possibility of a Breaking Bad video game. A recently released, fan-made Unreal Engine 5 video showed the potential of an open-world Breaking Bad game, and it's something that the franchise has flirted with in the past. But during a recent interview with the Inside the Gilliverse podcast (and as first reported by Comicbook), Gilligan spilled the beans on how close video game adaptations of the franchise have come.
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A fan question asked if there would ever be a Breaking Bad video game, and it should be noted that there was a mobile game at one time. However, there has never obviously been a huge, big-productionBreaking Bad game, but it seems Gilligan wanted a game modeled afterGrand Theft Auto. He said, «I'm not much of a video game player, but how can you not know Grand Theft Auto? I remember saying to the guys, that are off running Apple now, who said yes originally to Breaking Bad, 'Who owns Grand Theft Auto? Can't you have a module, can there be a Breaking Bad? still makes sense to me!» (around the 50:50-mark below).
Unfortunately, this was never made a reality, but Gilligan also adds that there have been a few attempts at
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