The people are fighting back! After the disappointing launch of the GTA Trilogy, many fans have been left downtrodden for what was supposed to be the game of the year. Unfortunately, that just hasn’t turned out to be the case. Whilst there have been a variety of problems, one glaring omission from the original games was the exclusion of certain songs and sounds. Those waiting to rock on to Billie Jean  whilst driving along Vice City’s coastline, or get their groove going in the streets of Los Santos with James Browns Funky President , have been left shocked as neither have been available in this remaster.

They’re not the only ones. Over twenty tracks have been removed from the game.There are 8 songs that have been removed in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. The list of missing songs from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is much larger at 17 whereas no songs were removed from Grand Theft Auto 3. Fortunately though, we have modders in this world. In this instance, modders have done what modders are best at; improving our gaming experience. They have somehow managed to restore all of the removed songs from Grand Theft Auto: Vice City whilst also dealing with an issue in GTA III with menu sound effects. They’re doing your job for you Rockstar.

Why Were The Songs Removed From GTA Trilogy?

Obviously, Rockstar didn’t just remove the songs for the sake of it. The reason is because of licensing problems, where Rockstar no long have the rights to certain songs. Despite this coming as a shock to certain fans, mobile players will have known the pain when they loaded up their 2012 Android and iOS versions of Vice City. This edition also didn’t feature some of the iconic songs from the original, and neither did the subsequent PlayStation 3 and 4 versions.

This is undeniably frustrating, but as we’ve said beforehand, at least we have modders! This particular one was done by creator Junior_Dijr, just in case you want to thank him for his creation. Not only this, but there are supposed  plans to restore all the radio stations and songs across all three games. It should be noted that this mod is only available for PC players, much to the disappointment of console gamers (including myself). Obviously, no one enjoys it when content is removed from their favourite game. Sadly though, the world of music licensing is cruel and expensive. Perhaps Rockstar didn’t pursue a renewal, or maybe the licence holders were persistent in their rejection. At the moment, we’ve really been left in the dark on what the exact reasoning is.

However, it isn’t all bad news. Rockstar have stated that all of the source music will now play in a much higher audio quality. It will now be available in 16bit 44hrz and 5.1 Surround Sound. So at least we’ve got that, I suppose! There’s always a positive to find somewhere. Which is why, despite its troubles, it’s definitely worth pre-ordering the physical copy when Rockstar release it. Hopefully, they will have sorted out all their problems by then, and we get the true GTA experience we deserve. Until then, we recommend sticking to GTA V.

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Rockstar fans across the world are giddily anticipating the release of GTA: The Trilogy- Definitive Edition. With modern game designs and new hardware, we’re all excited to jump back into the lives of Claude, Tommy Vercetti and CJ. Who wouldn’t be? However, some gamers are slightly confused as to what order the trilogy should be played in. Arguments have been made that the variations between each game may unfortunately detract from the overall experience.

For those unfamiliar to the classic games, it could be quite appealing to play the games in chronological order. Subsequently, they would need to start with Vice City, then head on over to San Andreas, and finally conclude with GTA III. Travelling through the ages of the 3D era could be quite enticing to some. On the other hand, the latter editions have several mechanics not seen in the original GTA III. An example of this is that pilot planes and helicopters are available in Vice City but not GTA III. Similarly, San Andreas has gang warfare, swimming and bicycles which weren’t present in the previous instalments. Let’s have a little look at what we think would be better.

Beforehand, we must remind ourselves of the trailer just one more time. If you haven’t seen it, check it out down below:

Chronological Or Release Date: GTA Fans Debate

Firstly, let’s just clarify that all three games are classics within their own right. Whatever one you load up, you’re going to be having a fantastic time with it. Secondly, it should be noted that whilst certain characters may reappear in more than one instalment, the trilogy itself are not direct sequels to each other. How you play as Claude has no direct effect on the story line of CJ, and vice versa. So let’s not forget that.

With this in mind, let’s have a look at the earliest game in the trilogy, GTA III. Released on November 11, 2001, GTA III is considered to be one the greatest and most influential games of its generation. It transformed the open-world sandbox experience and took Rockstar games to another level in terms of media notoriety. As such, experienced GTA players should undoubtedly recognise this as the game to start with for the nostalgia experience alone.

Despite this, many fans have fallen under the spell of crime lord Tommy Vercetti, the protagonist of GTA: Vice City. Whilst Claude was fun to play as, his lack of voice speaking really bugged some fans. As such, Rockstar changed the game with this scarface-like character by employing none other than Goodfellas actor Ray Liotta. Henry Hill himself. What more could you ask for?

In addition to this, Vice City oozed out the style and charm of 1980’s Miami in such a way that has arguably been unmatched in the series thus far. Those sandy beaches, flashy supercars and flamboyant nightclubs are enough to draw anyone in. Unsuprisingly, players would want to skip the dreariness of Liberty City for this paradise. Who wouldn’t?

Lastly, we see players take on San Andreas. In many people’s opinions, this is when the GTA series peaked. Featuring a gut-wrenching narrative, improved customisation and updated gameplay features, it certainly has the evidence for that case to be made. Take control of Carl CJ Johnson, a former gangster who has been dragged back into a life of crime following the death of his mother. You’ll instantly feel welcomed by the Grove Street Gang, who provide compelling companionship that is rarely seen in modern games. It truly is Rockstar at its finest, so why would fans not want to jump straight in?

This debate could go on for years. Just know that whatever decision you make upon release, there certainly isn’t a wrong answer. Just enjoy them all.

Grand Theft Auto Trilogy- Everything We Know So Far

Six days prior to release, details are still slim and far between the Definitive Edition trilogy. Obviously, the game is going to have improved graphics which will make our favourite characters and settings look that much better. Moreover, here’s a quick overview of all the major changes to the trilogy outside of the visual design:

• Improved controls. GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition now features a control setup described as being similar to GTA 5. Gone are the days of those stiiff driving and lacklustre shooting mechanics. Similarly, weapon and radio selection wheels are being updated as has the minimap system. Great news.
• Increased resolution/framerate. Players on Xbox Series X and PS5 get to play these games at 4K 60 FPS. There’s no word on the resolution or frame rate for other platforms yet. All versions are getting higher-resolution textures, increased draw distances, improved lighting and better weather effects.
• Instant mission restart. No more long periods of waiting, you can instantly restart any failed mission in all three games.

In terms of price, we know that the game isn’t going to be cheap. We know it will be around £55 on launch, but we can tell you know it’s going to be worth every penny! Unfortunately, we don’t have physical copies of the game available until December time.

Don’t wanna wait till release? Pick up a copy of GTA Sandreas right here! Similarly, see what these games have evolved into with Rockstars Grand Theft Auto V, with this awesome headset too!

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GTA, formerly known as Grand Theft Auto, is one of the most popular gaming franchises ever to be created with it being amongst the top for several years. Consistently engaging the eyes and attention of gamers of all types with its releases of different variety including different story lines, different characters, different styles of missions, different dialogues and many more. Three of the most enjoyed classic GTA releases, those being Grand Theft Auto 3, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and most popular out of the three, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas are looking set to be released in a Trilogy structure with all three being remastered and available to play on newer gen platforms. This rumour has been around for several years but finally is looking as close as ever to being confirmed as Rockstar Games, the franchises parent company leak vital information that has got the Grand Theft Auto community going wild.

It seems the new Rockstar Launcher update from today has began preparing for the new remasters for the GTA Trilogy. pic.twitter.com/qgqu9aegdL

— Ben (@videotech_) October 5, 2021

Now you are probably thinking what you are looking at and how does it prove anything. Well, it shows that “Grand Theft Auto III – Unreal, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City – Unreal and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas – Unreal”, will all be remastered with the Unreal Engine. As highlighted in the leaks, this shows that they are in the works, this all being in the Rockstar Launcher. This is all after rumours already being spread that Rockstar games will be using the Unreal engine to remaster the Trilogy which brings more reason to why this is more concrete as the dots continue connecting.

Grant Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition has been rated in Koreahttps://t.co/XL9AAhOC0E pic.twitter.com/af4rk2EfoP

— Nibel (@Nibellion) September 30, 2021

This being another interesting source on this, showing that the game titled, “Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition”, which is the confirmed title for the trilogy, has already been rated in South Korea. Now if this doesn’t indicate the release being imminent then I’m not sure what else will!

#GTATrilogy Achievements have been discovered 👀

Credit to @alloc8orhttps://t.co/HAZT2QbDZR pic.twitter.com/lymcO12e5x

— GTANet (@GTANet) October 5, 2021

This leak shows the achievement icons that will feature on the game. These were leaked and uploaded to GTAForums. This means that we may be seeing updated achievements if true.

What is next to look out for from Grand Theft Auto?

Although these leaks are all not 100% until Rockstar officially release details, they do highly indicate that a Grand Theft Auto: Trilogy is being worked on and may even be the next release out of the Grand Theft Auto firm. As more features continue to be added onto GTA V, engaging the fans in many ways and with Grand Theft Auto VI being one of the most anticipated and looked out for releases, this suppresses the hype around that, drawing more attention towards giving the Grand Theft Auto community their favourite classics remastered. We are sure more leaks about the trilogy will continue to be leaked alongside leaks for the long awaited GTA VI. So, we suggest keeping on the lookout as the next Grand Theft Auto release could be a lot sooner than you think. Well… the next release after the already confirmed and announced Grand Theft Auto title, being Grand Theft Auto V, versions for PS5 and Xbox Series XIS being set to be released next march.

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Rockstar Games have announced there are 3 GTA classic remasters in the works and will be available on ALL platforms

No, there’s still no news on GTA VI (despite how it was trending on Twitter due to this story). However, this is still something for fans to get excited about.

Rockstar Games are planning the release of three classics GTA games and it has been confirmed they will be available on all gaming platforms including Nintendo Switch.

The games that are being remastered are Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.

GTA Remastered Trilogy

Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas were all originally released on PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360, with GTA III celebrating its 20th anniversary this year and the developers, followed with Vice City and San Andreas one and three years later.

Kotaku reports the three games are in development at Rockstar Dundee, previously known as Ruffian Games, and are in the final stages of development. It is unclear what the remastered elements will consist of, but it has been reported Rockstar Dundee are also working on GTA V remaster for the next-gen consoles that is coming out on November 11, so it can be expected they will be similar to that.

The remakes are being made for all platforms, including the Nintendo Switch, making these three games the first third-person GTA games available on a Nintendo console.

This follows on from the news that Take-Two, the GTA parent publisher, stated they also have 3 unannounced remasters in development, however, these GTA titles are not what they were hinting at as it was stated by CEO Strauss Zelnick that any GTA remasters would be announced by Rockstar, so more titles from Take-Two are still to be announced.

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