Grand Theft Auto remastered trilogy officially arrives this year

Rockstar Games has, in a long awaited news, announced a Grand Theft Auto The remastered trilogy is coming to modern consoles.

It has been widely rumored that the immensely popular series will reissue the iconic classics GTA III, City of vice and San Andreas in one package with some modern improvements. And by “strongly rumored” we mean “aspects of it leaked everywhere.”

Still, Rockstar has made an official announcement now, confirming that the ‘Definitive Edition’ trilogy is coming to PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X / S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

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All games will have modern gameplay enhancements and improved visuals, while maintaining the look and feel of the original games.

Annoyingly, the only thing that hasn’t been disclosed or officially presented is the gameplay sequence, so we don’t know how far these remasters will go with the visual redesigns. Always, Grand Theft Auto on Switch!

As an added note, next week will see the removal of current versions of games from digital platforms. On PlayStation 4/5, this means the original PS2 versions run in emulation HD with trophy support, and on Xbox consoles, the 360 ​​version was (poorly) converted from the smartphone version. .

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So if you want something as close to the original experience as possible, or if you’re worried that Rockstar is ruining this remaster, we highly recommend that you grab the current versions on PlayStation while you still can.

Oh, and speaking of smartphones, iOS and Android will receive these new versions of the trilogy in the first half of 2022.

If you’ve never played this classic trilogy of games before, they might look raw compared to GTA V, but they revolutionized open-world game design and influenced the structure of countless games that followed. In addition, Samuel L Jackson.

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