The Internet Oracle has pondered your question deeply. Your question was:

> WWIGTA?

And in response, thus spake the Oracle:

}     "Hmm..." said Montgomery, rubbing his chin. "I'm } afraid I don't get how that would work. Automobiles } weren't that common at the time, were they?" }     "Oh, but it wouldn't take place in a city like the } others." said Ohme earnestly. "The player would be on } the battlefield, jumping from trench to jeep to tank } at will. Instead of working for gangs, you'd take jobs } from Germany, France, and Austria-Hungary. You'd get } to use weapons and vehicles from that era. And if it's } a success, I even have an idea for an expansion pack!" }     "That being?" said Montgomery, obviously only } humoring the other man. }     "Grand Theft Auto: World War One Edition: The } Eastern Front!" }     "...I think not." Ohme looked crushed. Montgomery, } ignoring him, turned to another executive at the } table. "And what was your idea, Hambleton?" }     "Grand Theft Auto: Ancient Egypt!" }     Montgomery sighed and shook his head. "I liked it } better back in the day when just substituting some } vaguely West Coast-inspired locale name for a sequel } number was enough of a novelty. I think we'd better } hire Miyamoto if we want to infuse new life into this } series." }     Hambleton looked aghast. "Cel-shaded GTA? Are you } crazy?" } }     *  *  * } } You owe the Oracle a back issue of Game Informer from 2012.