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I’m sure you want me to go on, but I’ll spare you. “Your friends are looking for you in Yankton!”

“Yankton - where the trains are always on time.” “Why do it where the weather is better, when you can do it in Yankton?” “Don’t make a mistake - come back to Yankton.” “Your boyfriend is waiting for you in Yankton!” “Come to Yankton - if you’ve got the guts!”

“Don’t believe your friends: Yankton is not a waste of time.” “Come back to Yankton: It’s where the bodies are buried.” If you take a look at the storyline in the clip below, I can already imagine the promotional taglines Yankton could start based on the game: Very little is known about the state, but the small town of Ludendorff is located there. North Yankton is a state featured in Grand Theft Auto V’s prologue and Bury the Hatchet missions. I came across this fact thanks to the sleuthing of some of my colleagues.įunnily enough, I own the game, but haven’t had a chance to play it yet.Ĭonsidering that the game has been criticized (as have past editions) of glorifying violence and drugs, as well as demeaning women, the appearance of Yankton’s name in this cultural phenomenon may not necessarily be something to celebrate. Yankton has a place in the new game “Grand Theft Auto V,” which has had sales in excess of $1 billion within days.Īnd it’s not really based on the Yankton we know, per se, but certainly evokes thoughts of the actual place with the snowy rural landscape. A screenshot of North Yankton in the game “Grand Theft Auto V” taken from ign.com.