Rockstar Games has several IPs at its disposal, but one that stands out, in particular, is Bully. The cult classic title was first released back in 2006 for the PlayStation 2. Although it sold well for a new IP, especially during the 2000s when Rockstar released several GTA games in quick succession, the studio never revisited the idea once again.
Many fans have speculated over the years that Bully just didn't sell well enough for Rockstar to make a sequel, but as it turns out, one was actually in development, only for the studio to cancel and nix the entire thing by 2009.
What happened to the canceled Bully sequel?
According to a handful of anonymous ex-developers at Rockstar New England, the studio was working on Bully 2 back in 2008. Things had progressed to the point that the group had six to seven hours of playable content available. Unfortunately, Rockstar decided to move the developers to other games that had similarly troubled development issues. Eventually, Rockstar canceled the Bully sequel in 2009.

