It appears that initial reports have stirred a bee hive in Rockstar's tree, as more and more employees are coming forward and offering their usually anonymous testimonials and confirmations on the initial case. Now, a former Rockstar Vancouver employee has come out and talked to Joystiq about the recent claims, and he had a mouthful to say.

The anonymous former employee confirmed the allegations and included a further nugget of info, which might prove to be a tragedy for many gamers. He says that everything in the wives’ letter is true and goes on saying how he doubts Max Payne 3 will be done by August 2010, which is the alleged official completion date.

One of the reasons is the fact that it has recently been rewritten for the third time that he’s aware of in the past two years. If August 2010 is the completion date, that would mean that all the content would have to be ready by April or May – something he isn’t overly optimistic on.

The rest of the claims are just reinforcing the claims on Rockstar's dubious worker treatment while the company is obviously pretty happy laughing at their soon-to-be sweatshop workers.

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