The announcement of the trilogy the Grand Theft Auto con remastered editions from Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto San Andreas seems like a matter of time. After being registered in South Korea and Take-Two’s request to withdraw fan projects from these GTA installments in recent times, it is now Rockstar Launcher itself, Rockstar’s game launcher for PC, that has included very specific mentions of these video games after an update.
Specifically, as they have identified since GTA Net (via Twitter), the Rockstar Launcher has updated its internal code with elements and indications that point to the incorporation of Grand Theft Auto: Trilogy in the near future. Specific, each of the games appears with the logo code (images also filtered) accompanied with the name Unreal, something that did not happen before. It seems evident that they are being remastered with a version of Unreal Engine (Epic Games) TBD.
This information points, however, to a more than likely announcement of the video game with the three deliveries compiled in a single pack in a matter of days or weeks. It should be remembered that Rockstar Games anticipated months ago that it was preparing “fun surprises” for the twentieth anniversary of Grand Theft Auto III in 2021. Another indication.
What to expect from Grand Theft Auto: Trilogy?
If we rely on journalistic sources that have been reporting the existence of this product, such as Kotaku, added to the South Korean record, the final name would be Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition And it would go on sale this fall (before the end of December) on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch, Google Stadia and mobile devices. Sources close to Kotaku They indicate the month of November as the one chosen for the premiere. On a visual level, it will combine classic elements with others updated under Unreal Engine. If produced, it will be the first time that these deliveries reach Nintendo consoles.
Sources | GTANet, GTA Forums, Kotaku
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