As an open world game full of "school style" of R Star, "Bully Rooney" is very popular with players for a variety of school life and various tricks. However, he never saw the "Rooney" Jimmy, who liked rotten eggs. According to a former developer at R Star New England Studios, R Star cut the Bully Rooney 2 project as a sequel in 2009, when they had been developing for more than a year, with about 6 to 8 hours of playable content.
R Star New England, formerly known as Mad Doc Software, has been working on an in-depth game system for Bully Rooney 2 since 2008, like the R Star's signature game. There are about 50 to 70 people working on the game, and they plan to build a map that is 3 times larger than the original campus. To increase the depth of the game, they plan to make every building accessible, no matter how you use it. At the same time, there were some new technologies at that time, including lawn growth, glass breaking systems (smashing glass is very bear child) and so on.
Unfortunately, with the development of max Payne 3 and Red Dead Redemption games, R Star New England's human resources were pulled to support both games, which made many developers unhappy and left the studio.