GTA Remastered Trilogy: Rockstar Launcher provides new clues about new editions

GTA Remastered Trilogy: Rockstar Launcher provides new clues about new editions

GTA Remastered Trilogy

The references to a GTA Remastered Trilogy are growing. Rockstar Games has not yet confirmed any new editions of GTA 3, GTA San Andreas and GTA Vice City. However, it is becoming more and more likely that the developers are planning technically souped-up versions of the Grand Theft Auto classics. The Rockstar Launcher now seems to provide new information. Resourceful users have already found the logos of the GTA parts mentioned in the program files of the PC platform - all with a gold-colored border.

What's more: The lines of code also provide individual snippets that suggest that the games are in the Unreal Engine were reissued. There were corresponding rumors as early as August. Also: In the program lines, users of gtaforums.com have found the achievements for GTA 3, San Andreas and Vice City. The pictures of the individual successes that should be unlocked in the GTA Remastered Trilogy can be found under the link.

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On the Internet, insiders have distributed several references to a new edition of the GTA trilogy. An official announcement is still pending. var lstExcludedArticleTicker = '1380916,1380615,1366610,1365821'; As early as the end of September, we reported on the age classification of the new editions in South Korea. From the entry, however, it was not clear for which platforms the possible new editions appear. A release on PC as well as Xbox and PlayStation is likely, however. Rumor has it that the remaster will be released this year.

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Grand Theft Auto trilogy remaster is almost definitely happening

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Grand Theft Auto 3, Vice City and San Andreas are three of the biggest and most beloved games of all time. GTA fans have long petitioned Rockstar to remaster the PS2 classics for modern consoles , but as yet to no avail. That looks like it's about to change.


The past few months have brought many leaks and hints that GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas will be remastered and sold in trilogy form. The latest comes from Rockstar itself: After the games studio updated its PC launcher on Tuesday, internet sleuths discovered that it contained code related to the three PS2 titles.


Grand Theft Auto III – Unreal, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City – Unreal and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas – Unreal are all listed in the launcher's data. The 'Unreal' may substantiate previous rumours that the remastered GTA games would run on Unreal Engine.


Prior to the launcher update, the most recent indication that the remastered trilogy is incoming came from South Korea. The country's rating board classified a game titled 'Grant Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition' as being unfit for youths. (Ain't that the truth.) 


Rumours of the Grand Theft Auto trilogy being remastered started swirling in August, after Take-Two, which published Grand Theft Auto games, told investors that it was working on three unannounced 'new iterations of previously released titles.' 


Grand Theft Auto diehards have been starved of new titles in recent years. GTA V, first released in 2013, generated over $900 million in 2020 thanks in large part to the continuing popularity of GTA Online. That gravy train has dulled Rockstar's need to develop a GTA VI, with the only announced upcoming Grand Theft Auto title being the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S version of GTA V, coming next March.

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