The Trilogy GTA Remastered could be launched at the end of October or Start Novembr

The fans of Grand Theft Auto have been plunged into a frenzy after a report on a future remover has been around the Internet. Apparently, Rockstar Games remaster not only one or two, but three of the games of the franchise, all with the adaptation of Unreal Engine.

According to the report, Grand Theft Auto 3, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City all receive remastered versions. In addition, this also suggests that these games will come out this fall on several platforms, including the switch. Rockstar rumors worked on remasters from these classic GTA titles of the PS2 era for some time now, but the fire was fed when Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar's parent company, used DMCA withdrawals for Remove the remasters from the fans. Apparently with new and old graphics, the remastered versions of the GTA trilogy would already be in their final phase of development.

Rockstar Dundee, the Scottish Rockstar Games branch, would be the spearhead of the GTA Trilogy remaster project. In addition to this, the studio, formerly known as Ruffian Games, is also involved in the development of new generation GTA ports that should be launched later this year. The Scottish outpost was also genius behind Crackdown 2, Crackdown 3 and helped the development of the Master Chief Collection.

The sources would have had a glimpse of how the remasters would work, and the graphics presented have recalled a strongly modified version of the classic GTA gameplay. The user interface will be completely remossed for each of the games, but the classic Grand Theft Auto will be kept and will remain faithful to the signature of the franchise.

The initial Rockstar plan, as indicated in the report, was to publish the Remasters of GTA Trilogy as a bonus package for players who buy the next generation ports of GTA 5 and GTA Online. Now, their plan seems to be throwing the games around October or early November for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X / S, Switch, PC, Stadia and even mobile phones.

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