Grand Theft Auto V's casino has only been open for a week and players have already found a Bully easter egg within its walls.
Rockstar fans are so desperate to know what big project the developers are working on that the rumor mill regarding what the sixth installment in the Grand Theft Auto series entails never stops. However, considering the ongoing popularity of GTA V, there is more than enough room for Rockstar to build on other franchises beyond the Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption franchises.
Considering the number of updates the game continues to receive six years after release, we would definitely consider that a possibility. Just last week, GTA V got one of its biggest online updates so far: the grand opening of the Diamond Casino and Resort. Honestly, it is the one thing Los Santos was missing.
The addition of a casino to GTA V likely stopped players from dreaming of what Rockstar is doing next. This dreaming likely ended when an easter egg referencing the Bully franchise hidden within the casino's walls was discovered. A drawing on the wall that has got players thinking a sequel to the critically-acclaimed Bully is in development. As can be seen, the "wall piece" is definitely an homage to the 2006 classic.
The artwork is a crude drawing of Bullworth Academy's coat of arms, the school Bully was based around. The drawing's name is "Canis Canem Edit." That's Latin for "dog eat dog" which is what the game was called in Europe following backlash from people over its original name, as Polygon points out. None of this is really a sign that Bully 2 will be announced in the not-so-distant future, but some players have gone a step further.
As you can see, there are pink dots on each quadrant of the drawing. Since the artist is credited as Matthew Morse, gaming conspiracy theorists are convinced the dots represent morse code. If so, it apparently spells out "4NAD." As such, the reference is apparently inconclusive as far as surefire announcements go. For now, this simply seems to be Rockstar paying homage to Bully. However, given the bevy of rumors afloat right now, Rockstar may be quite likely to announce a new game soon enough. The GTA V hype will need to die down a fair bit before that happens.