GameSpot reports: Are you planning to disappear into Vice City when Grand Theft Auto 6 arrives in just over two months? You're not alone and doing so definitely isn't uncommon. For decades, fans have been calling in sick or taking vacation time when a new game in a series they love drops. For fran.
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