One of their best games outside the GTA series was released back in 2006 and then upgraded with a special edition in 2008. The game was simply called Bully, and you play a kid who has to do all sorts of mischievous things in his school. From going out on recess looking for a kid so he could give him a wedgie, to getting in fights with other tough kids in the institution to climb up in the schoolyard as the ultimate bully.

There was a lot of important dialog going on in this game, and the team at Rockstar Vancouver knew they had to find an efficient way of creating good lip synchronization for all the numerous cutscenes that this game featured. This is why they turned to Di-O-Matic and Voice-O-Matic 3ds max edition, but also supercharged their workflow with the addition of Pose-O-Matic for the lipsync animation of the game. It would have been extremely difficult and time consuming if they had to do all the cinematics and general dialogs in this game without these powerful tools. Voice-O-Matic helped the team quickly and effortlessly process all speech animations for the game and achieve the same powerful results Voice-O-Matic is known to deliver.