If you’re a big fan of picking up things to a timer, driving through rings to a timer, or killing people to a timer, you’re going to be in for a good time (pun intended). Its missions are relatively basic and bland compared to modern open-world games and even to its younger siblings found in this same collection. Someone once described Grand Theft Auto III as “a lot iller,” and much like the word “iller,” GTA III hasn’t aged all that gracefully. Each game in this collection has its own unique and odd issues - alongside plenty of issues present across the whole thing - but let’s start with the game that forever changed the landscape of 3D open-world games to come.
Ultimately, though, I’d advise just sticking to your original copies (if you have them) either until they’ve heavily patched these games or until the collection is at a significantly reduced price.
If you’re treating The Definitive Edition as an excuse to replay these games again or if you’re a first-timer to the series, there is still some fun to be found here (especially with cheats), as well as some convenient quality-of-life improvements across this whole collection. Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition (PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC)ĭeveloper: Grove Street Games, Rockstar North This mustache-twirling scheme from Rockstar is ironically almost like something you’d hear as an ad parody for a remaster of a game on the radio in any of these classic GTA titles. To make matters worse, though, Rockstar Games also removed the original versions of these games off every digital storefront across PC and consoles. To be blunt: Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition is a technical mess that shouldn’t have been released in its current state.
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