Oh dear Rockstar, as if things couldn’t get any worse. Despite the new patch improving some of the bugs, and their heartfelt apologies to fans, they really can’t seem to catch a break here. They have now confirmed on twitter that the physical edition of the GTA Trilogy has now been delayed. Yikes.

Rockstar informed of us this news through their official Twitter account, with the PlayStation and Xbox versions of the game coming on December 17 as opposed to December 7. Unfortunately, Nintendo Switch players will have to wait even longer, with the game now coming in “early 2022”. This is probably due to the fact that the Switch editions were nigh on unplayable upon initial release.

The release dates for the physical versions of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition have changed.

Xbox Series X / Xbox One and PS4 will now release on December 17. The Nintendo Switch version is coming in early 2022.

Check your local retailer for availability. pic.twitter.com/6avP8yp6la

— Rockstar Games (@RockstarGames) November 30, 2021

GTA Trilogy Players Troll Rockstar After Disastrous Launch

It should never have come to this. Rockstar are undoubtedly one of the most revered game developers of the last two decades, yet somehow have managed to botch up a job which originally seemed impossible to fail in. All they had to do was take their time and graphically improve three of the most beloved titles in gaming history. No changes to the plot, characters or settings. Just a few graphic and game play updates. Simples.

But look where we are now. Receiving the lowest metascore of any Grand Theft Auto game ever, they certainly need to turn things around. With relentless trolling from players and critics alike, the latest patch has gone a long way in helping them do so. However, it should be noted that some PC modders have already improved the game significantly anyway. Obviously though, that hasn’t been available to all customers.

Rockstar Reputation On The Line

If the physical copies had been released as buggy as the digital, the reputation of Rockstar could well and truly be in the mud. One bad release can be forgivable, but two then becomes a pattern for the company. Gamers are now requesting refunds from PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo – even to the point they have now started a Change.org petition titled “We need proper refunds for GTA: The Definitive Edition.” It should therefore come as no surprise that the physical editions have been delayed.

Whilst we wait for the release of this hopefully improved trilogy, why not purchase a copy of one of Rockstars best ever games. Red Dead Redemption II won’t disappoint you at all, believe me. See what lengths one avid fan went to so he could share the joy with his father right here too! In the meantime, lets be patient, as that’s all we can do. Let’s hope they don’t make the same mistake with the rumoured GTA IV remaster!

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Dust down your bowling shoes and get ready to relive the American Dream as reports suggest Grand Theft Auto IV could be the next GTA Title to receive a remastered treatment.

With only a few days to go until Rockstar release Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy Definitive Edition, it seems that fans of the franchise have been spoilt with even more great news. Despite Rockstar not usually doing remasters, it’s clear that we won’t be getting GTA 6 for a while. Therefore, it looks like they intend to keep us busy with these new releases instead.

We certainly can’t say we’re complaining. Check out the trailer for the Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy Definitive Edition down below:

Leak Reveals Grand Theft Auto IV Details

The first big question right now is obviously- where did these rumours come from? Secondly, just how reliable are they?

It appears the rumours of a GTA IV remaster originated on 4chan a couple days back. These were joined with speculation of a Red Dead Redemption remaster also, but both worth dismissed as they lacked any credible evidence to back up the claims.

However, further information has hinted that the GTA IV rumour could in fact be true. This comes from RalphsValve, a twitter user who has previously collaborated with trusted source Tom Henderson on the upcoming Modern Warfare 2. This is where things get interesting. On November 9th, Ralph tweeted a picture of the GTA IV logo with ‘2023’ attached. This was then joined with details of the potential remaster, quoting that it will be for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. Not only this, but he believes that the game will also feature ‘Episodes From Liberty City’, the successful expansion package which introduced us to a variety of new GTA characters. If true, players will undeniably be hyped to not just see the return of Niko Bellic, but also that of fan-favourites Luis Lopez and Johnny Klebitz. We cannot wait.

Disappointingly, Ralph does go on to say that the GTA IV wont feature any Multiplayer. I suppose after eight years of GTA V multiplayer that does make sense. Nevertheless, the mode was extremely popular upon the games initial release so will be a bit of a loss here.

2023 pic.twitter.com/SSvbXuLDk6

— Ralph (@RalphsValve) November 9, 2021

It should go without saying you must take this information with a pinch of salt. No official news has been confirmed by Rockstar thus far. However, that doesn’t mean we can’t get a little excited anyway. In the meantime though, get yourself hyped and ready for the other GTA remaster on its way. Check out here why it has caused multiple fan debates.

In addition, make sure you pre-order the physical copy of it right now! You don’t want to be missing out on this one. We can guarantee you that.

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