‘GTA: The Trilogy’ returns to PC as Rockstar issues apology for downtime

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Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition (GTA: The Trilogy) think they may have a clue towards the next Rockstar Games title in the series.This comes as the developer has apologised over the state of the trilogy’s launch and offered to give anyone who buys the game in the next six months free copies of the original games in GTA: The Trilogy on PC as they go back up for sale.So, what’s this clue to Grand Theft Auto 6 players think they’ve found? A picture of a house, of course.

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Rockstar Games has issued an apology over the launch of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition(GTA: The Trilogy) and done a U-turn on delisting the original games from online PC stores.This comes from an official statement earlier today by the developer, which reads: “Firstly, we want to sincerely apologise to everyone who has encountered issues playing these games.“The Grand Theft Auto series — and the games that make up this iconic trilogy — are as special to us as we know they

GTA: The Trilogy are already flocking to work on the game’s perceived issues, with several creators working to fix the low-quality rain that’s in the game.As spotted by PC Gamer, Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – Definitive Edition modders are working to change the way that rain works in the remastered games.As it stands, fans have pointed out that rain in GTA: The Trilogy currently causes significant visibility issues and is applied very inconsistently, causing it to heavily obscure the

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).

GTA: The Trilogy is still unavailable on PC and has been since November 11, despite the return of Rockstar Games Launcher.On November 11 GTA: The Trilogy was pulled from sale on PC after the Rockstar Games Launcher was down for maintenance.

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Rockstar has currently stopped selling GTA: The Trilogy on PC, after downtime with the Rockstar launcher has locked players out of the game for over 12 hours.As spotted by VGC, GTA: The Trilogy looks to have been pulled from Rockstar’s online store page.

GTA: The Trilogy will bring back plenty of old features we know and love, it looks as though some cheat codes won’t work anymore.During an interview with USA Today, Rockstar Games producer Rich Rosado revealed that certain cheat codes in GTA: The Trilogy have been removed from the games.“We actually had to remove a couple for technical reasons, certain things that didn’t play well in the Unreal base,” he said.Back when the original games were released, players had lots of fun adding infinite