Rockstar Games Grand Theft Auto Trilogy remastered trilogy
Rockstar Games Grand Theft Auto Trilogy officially showed off a trailer for the remastered Grand Theft Auto trilogy, comprising GTA III, Vice City, and San Andreas, displaying significant graphics and quality-of-life enhancements made to each game.
The Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy — The Definitive Edition bundle will debut digitally on November 11th for $59.99 (£54.99). You’ll be able to play them on the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One, the newer Series X/S consoles, and PC through the Rockstar Games Launcher. It’ll have a physical release on December 7th, followed by versions for iOS and Android in the first half of 2022. Rockstar Games established a webpage where you may check through additional information.
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Xbox Game Pass customers will gain quick access to Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas — The Definitive Edition on launch day. Grand Theft Auto III — The Definitive Edition will coming to PlayStation Now on December 7th.
Grove Street Titles refurbished each of these games, and it looks that they went to great lengths to make them considerably prettier and more fun than their PS2 versions. According to Rockstar, it employed Unreal Engine and a “fully revamped” lighting system, and the graphical enhancements seem to affect almost every aspect of the games. Improved shadows, weather, and reflections, as well as updated character and vehicle models, are among the features listed in Rockstar’s press statement. There are “higher resolution textures across buildings, weapons, roads, interiors, and more,” as well as greater draw distances, smoother surfaces, and “higher resolution textures across buildings, weapons, roads, interiors, and more.”
Each game will include controls inspired by Grand Theft Auto V, according to Rockstar Games. That alone should be enough to make these games seem more contemporary. Each game has had its targeting and lock-on aiming improved. Each game has redesigned weapon and radio station wheels, as well as new mini-maps that allow players to specify waypoints and destinations.
There are also some platform-specific improvements.
Rockstar integrated gyroscopic aiming to the Nintendo Switch, and you can use the touchscreen to zoom and pan with the camera, as well as make menu choices. The PC edition (a 45GB download) includes Nvidia’s DLSS technology, which allows games to run more smoothly on a broader range of graphics cards without sacrificing visual quality.
This fresh tidbit of information arrives on the 20th anniversary of Grand Theft Auto III on the PlayStation 2. The $59.99 price tag may surprise some, but the upgrades seem to make it worthwhile for enthusiasts. Nonetheless, if you’re a Game Pass or PlayStation Now member, you already know that you’ll be able to play some of the titles in the collection for free.
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source : Watch the first trailer for the GTA remastered trilogy, launching November 11th
