In a September 2013 interview, Dan Houser said that he has "numerous ideas" for another game in the Bully series. The blog cited the game in question as 'To Be Determined' (TBD). In the blog, Capton claimed to be working on an action-adventure game for Take Two Interactive.
In August 2013, a resume-blog by Stan Capton, an uncredited voice artist in Bully, was discovered. On July 29, 2013, Rockstar Games filed a trademark application for Bully. Rockstar Vancouver went defunct in December 2012. In July of 2012, Rockstar Games announced that Rockstar Vancouver would be merged into Rockstar Toronto over the course of 6 months. So we said, "You can do Max, and then we will see what we can do with Bully." So it was really waiting for the slot to open up and the group to open up to at least start work on it." There was just no impetus to do that then "So we knew that we didn't want to start doing the Bully sequel instantly at that second with those guys - even though it is a property that, like Max, we adore and might come back to in the future. On November 18, 2011, Dan Houser of Rockstar Games mentioned a sequel to Bully during an interview about Max Payne 3. In an interview in 2009, scorer Shawn Lee claimed that he would be working on the soundtrack to a Bully 2 in "the not so distant future". However, his prediction was that Bully would not sell well over the holidays, and when this prediction turned out to be untrue, Pachter apologized to Rockstar Games and called a sequel "a possibility". In November of 2006, Michael Pachter, a financial analyst who covers the videogame market, predicted that Bully had not sold well enough to warrant a sequel based on the sale. It has not been officially announced by Rockstar, which means it is not confirmed to exist at this time. Bully 2 is a hypothetical sequel to Bully.
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