‘Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy’ will launch with DLSS

Sonic Colours Ultimate has received a new patch, titled 2.6, that aims to address some vital areas of the game that require improvements.The update is live and across all platforms that the game is on (thanks, Eurogamer), including, PC, Nintendo Switch, PS4 and Xbox One.The patch notes include:When Sonic Colours Ultimate launched in September of this year it was met with reports of plenty of game crashing and dangerous glitches across all platforms, but the Nintendo Switch was worse off than the

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition from Rockstar Games may have an unexpected feature – a seemingly abandoned VR mode.The report comes from footage posted on Twitter over the weekend (November 20) by RockstarINTEL’s Ben “videotech_” T, which appears to show “a debug Unreal command for GTA VR”.

Nintendo is expanding its presence in professional gaming competitions, with plans to launch its first official pro circuit for Super Smash Bros.Nintendo will be partnering with gaming organisation Panda Global to run the event (thanks, GamesIndustry.biz), which will take place in North America in 2022.

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy released in October in a less than desirable state, but Rockstar Games has now released an update to fix numerous issues with the remaster.Today (November 20) Rockstar has released the 1.02 update which will fix numerous bugs present in Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy. The developer previously apologised for the games less than optimal condition at launch.

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition has launched to a fair amount of negative feedback, and now players are taking to Metacritic whilst demanding refunds. To start, user scores across Metacritic for GTA: The Trilogy are incredibly low. The games scored 0.6 out of ten on PC, 0.5 on Xbox Series X, 1.0 on PS5, and 0.6 on Nintendo Switch (all as of November 14).

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy dataminers have found almost all the missing tracks still coded into the game.Rockstar Games have faced quite a bit of backlash from fans after certain iconic tracks were missing from the remastered Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy.According to dataminers though, tracks haven’t been cut – they’ve just been programmed not to play.“San Andreas contains all the cut music! It’s just disabled by script,” said user Ash_735 on Twitter.“It seems Vice City is going by the 10th

Rockstar has added a secret big head mode to GTA: The Trilogy, which fans can unlock by using an infamous cheat code.The secret cheat code allows players to run around in GTA: Trilogy with enlarged heads, along with every other character in the game.

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy has been briefly pulled from the PlayStation Store, after the store was inadvertently giving some players early access.As spotted by VGC, GTA: The Trilogy has been briefly removed from the PlayStation Store, ahead of the title’s launch later today (November 11).The game has been removed because players who had pre-ordered GTA: The Trilogy digitally were able to play the game as soon as it turned midnight in their local timezone.

Rockstar Games has confirmed all the songs that will feature across the various radio stations on their remastered Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy. But not all the iconic songs have returned.The game will feature over 200 songs, across 29 radio stations.

GTA: The Trilogy launching tomorrow (November 11), Rockstar has released a remastered gif of the internet’s favourite “ah shit, here we go again” scene.Rockstar’s official account on Giphy has been updated with a bunch of gifs from GTA: The Trilogy (thanks, PC Gamer), showcasing tens of remastered scenes before the game launches.For many, the most important gif on the channel will be the newly-updated scene (viewable here) from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, in which CJ utters the now-famous

GTA: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition is coming to Nintendo Switch, and Rockstar has shared screenshots.Several screenshots show how the remastered Grand Theft Auto games will look when running on the Nintendo Switch. Images show GTA 3, GTA Vice City, and GTA San Andreas, all running on the hardware.

Rockstar Games has announced that Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy is available to pre-load on consoles ahead of its November 11 release, but PC players will have to wait.The upcoming Grand Theft Auto remasters officially launch on November 11, available digitally before a physical release in December.

Nintendo has said that it will “improve and expand” the Nintendo Switch Online and Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack, following the expansion’s turbulent launch in October.As spotted by EuroGamer, Nintendo said that “going forward, we will continue to improve and expand both Nintendo Switch Online and Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack” and wants to deliver “services that satisfy customers”.The comments were made in Nintendo’s latest financial results and policy briefing, published

Ant McPartlin enjoyed a casual stroll in London on Tuesday with wife Anne-Marie Corbett and their dogs ahead of the I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! launch.The show sets to air later this month and until then, the 45-year-old seems to be making sure he gets in all the quality time he can before his presenting duties kick off.

Xbox has been nailing the Game Pass releases for a long time now, but October’s list was arguably one of the weakest so far. With that in mind, November’s first run of titles coming to the service includes a huge list of must plays and some brand new games coming day one to the service.

Grand Theft Auto 3 recently turning two decades old, different studio developers have been writing about their memories of the Rockstar game.The PlayStation Blog post says “it’s virtually impossible to overstate the impact of Rockstar Games’ open-world crime saga on the gaming medium,” and developers from Capcom, Insomniac, Bend Studio and more seem to agree.“GTA 3 was the first game where you really made your own fun,” said head of creative strategy at Insomniac Games Brian Hastings.

Banjo-Kazooie composer Grant Kirkhope has released a 10-track album featuring remixed versions of the original 1998 songs.The new album, titled Banjo-Kazooie Rejiggyed, was reported on by VGC and features modern remixes of themes such as Gobi’s Valley, Freezeey Peak, Click Clock Wood, and more.This album release comes as fans of Banjo-Kazooie learned that the N64 classic platformer will be available as part of the Nintendo Switch Online N64 library.

Facebook Connect 2021 has revealed that Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas VR is coming to Oculus Quest 2 in the future.Mark Zuckerberg made the announcement at the event, which was then confirmed by an Oculus blog post.