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+8 Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - Definitive Edition is finally shown with new official images, published by Rockstar Games when there are now only a few hours to the launch of the collection.The materials arrive after the leak with the video of GTA: The Trilogy gameplay, sensational but inevitable episode, which inevitably created the need to fill an inexplicable lack on the part of the English team.
The celebratory GIFs of GTA: The Trilogy are not in fact were deemed sufficient by users who are preparing to buy the remaster practically a poke, and who would have liked to see the games in action.
The new shots show the characters and settings of GTA 3, San Andreas and Vice City, highlighting the remastering work carried out by the developers on textures and shaders, but not only.
We know that the three titles will push up to 4K and 60 fps on the nex platforms t-gen, also introducing improvements on the gameplay front also suggested by some of the images.
The appointment with the release of GTA: The Trilogy - Definitive Edition is set for tomorrow, November 11, in the versions digital for PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch, while the debut in retail format is expected on December 7th.
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GTA Trilogy footage emerges ahead of release
Gameplay footage of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition has begun to emerge online, one day before the game is due to officially release. While the cause of the leak hasn’t been confirmed, some players claim that the trilogy was briefly available early on the PlayStation Store in Australia.
Players are sharing footage from the game on YouTube and Reddit, so you might want to keep your eyes averted if you want to avoid spoilers. As spotted by VGC, one player has shared over one hour of footage on YouTube that spans all three remastered games: Grand Theft Auto III, Vice City, and San Andreas. Aside from the jazzed-up graphics, you can see new features like the weapon wheel from later GTA games and the ability to restart failed missions pronto.
Elsewhere, players are reporting on Twitter and Reddit that a select few people got access to the game through the PlayStation Store in Australia ahead of time. It doesn’t seem to be a simple case of being in the country, though, as one Reddit user reports that they couldn’t access the game, so it’s likely someone may have swiftly fixed the reported error. Keep in mind, though, that this has yet to be confirmed. We’ve reached out to Rockstar and Sony, and will update this story if we hear back.
If you’re curious about when you’ll be able to play the remasters for yourself, we’ve rounded up the GTA: Trilogy release time in each country – even Australia, but, like, the actual unlock time.
PC players will need to pick up the new trilogy on the Rockstar Launcher as Rockstar has delisted Grand Theft Auto III, Vice City, and San Andreas on Steam. You also won’t be able to preload the game until it’s out on PC, though this option has been available for PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch users for a good few days now.
As for what’s new, Rockstar has remastered all three games with higher resolution textures, greater draw distances, improved effects, and a “completely rebuilt lighting system”. Check out the trailer below to get a peep:
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