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Obbe Vermeij, former Rockstar North director, discusses his work on GTA, his new game Plentiful inspired by god games, and shares insights on the development and future of the GTA series, including setting, gameplay, and technological advancements. He emphasizes the importance of quality over speed, the series' cultural impact, and the challenges of innovation within the franchise.
A retail listing has suggested that a physical version of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition for Nintendo Switch may be released soon, offering fans a boxed edition of the remastered classics, which could appeal to collectors and enhance portability. While not officially confirmed, this leak hints at a potential holiday or early 2026 launch, providing a more stable and tangible way to enjoy the games.
A Florida gaming convention was poorly managed and poorly received, with attendees calling it a scam, but it featured camels to pet. Meanwhile, Battlefield 6 will have larger maps, Blizzard's development team has unionized, Stalker 2 is upgrading to Unreal Engine 5.5.4, and a new version of GTA Trilogy may be released on Switch. The article also includes various gaming news and interviews.
Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto Trilogy has reportedly received a proper physical release on the original Nintendo Switch, no longer requiring a download, based on a recent Amazon listing, which has generated interest among Switch owners seeking a complete physical copy.
A physical version of Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto: Trilogy for the Nintendo Switch has been spotted, featuring no download required, suggesting a more complete physical release after previous versions included download codes. The listing, found on Amazon, indicates it was released last month and is cheaper than the download version, sparking interest among Switch owners seeking a true physical copy.
The CEO of Grove Street Games criticized Rockstar for removing his studio's name from the splash screen of the updated GTA Trilogy, calling it "a dick move." Despite the studio's significant contributions to recent bug fixes and improvements, their name was omitted from the initial credits, though it remains in the end credits. This move has sparked tension between Grove Street Games and Rockstar, as evidenced by the studio unfollowing Rockstar on Twitter.
Rockstar has removed Grove Street Games' credits from Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – Definitive Edition following a major graphical update. The patch, which improved the criticized remasters, now only credits Rockstar and Epic Games, omitting Grove Street Games. The update appears to be based on work by Video Games Deluxe, who handled the mobile versions praised for their authentic art style.
The GTA Trilogy has received a significant update with numerous quality-of-life improvements and visual enhancements, though Rockstar's patch notes downplay the extent of these changes. Notably, players can now run and gun with larger weapons in GTA 3 and Vice City, and several glitches have been fixed. Interestingly, mentions of Grove Street Games, the original developers of the Trilogy, have been removed from the game's title screens, leaving only Rockstar, Take-Two, and Epic Games credited.
Rockstar Games has released a significant update for the GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition, improving gameplay and visuals to better resemble the original PS2 versions. The update, now available on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, includes a "Classic Lighting" option, improved fog, and fixes for animation bugs. While the remastered trilogy is now more enjoyable, it still doesn't perfectly emulate the original games. The update is not yet available for PS4, Xbox One, or Switch users.
Rockstar Games has released a new update for Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition, enhancing the remastered versions of GTA 3, Vice City, and San Andreas for current-gen consoles and PC. The update introduces "Classic Lighting" effects, improved weather visuals, and other graphical enhancements, addressing issues from the collection's initial release. These changes incorporate improvements from the mobile versions released through Netflix. The Definitive Edition is also available on older consoles, while Rockstar continues to develop Grand Theft Auto 6, expected in 2025.
Rockstar Games has released a significant update for the GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition, three years after its initial release. The update, now available on Xbox, PlayStation, and PC platforms, introduces the highly requested Classic Lighting mode, which restores the original games' lighting aesthetics. Additional improvements include enhanced character animations and environmental effects. The update also removes references to Grove Street Games, the original developers of the remaster. This update follows the success of the mobile versions, which have surpassed 36 million downloads on Netflix.
Take-Two's CEO expressed enthusiasm for bringing more games to Netflix following the success of the GTA Trilogy on the streaming platform. With gaming's increasing popularity, Netflix's incorporation of top-tier titles has been well-received, and the potential for more Take-Two products, such as older GTA titles, 2K titles like Borderlands and WWE, or Private Division's games, has fans speculating about future additions to the platform.
Players of the GTA Trilogy's Definitive Edition on Netflix are surprised by the game's impressive performance on mobile devices, with many praising its graphics and customizable features. The console release of the game was heavily criticized for bugs and performance issues, leading to demands for refunds. While fans hope for similar improvements on console and PC versions, it remains uncertain if Rockstar will make those changes. The Definitive Edition is available on Netflix for subscribers or can be purchased separately on the App Store or Google Play.
Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto Trilogy - The Definitive Edition is now available for free on Netflix mobile for subscribers, allowing players to download and play the iconic games on Android or iOS devices. The remastered collection includes GTA III, Vice City, and San Andreas, optimized for mobile play and featuring a new Classic Lighting mode. The trilogy is also available on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch.