The Grand Theft Auto Trilogy: Definitive Edition was finally confirmed earlier this month, but other than a few basic details Rockstar didn't provide much information. Now the studio has lifted the lid on the all-new GTA Trilogy, providing the release date trailer, screenshots... and its rather sizeable price and specs, which are higher than Red Dead Redemption 2. The GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition comprises Grand Theft Auto III, Vice City, and San Andreas, which have all been remastered with hi...

The classic, PlayStation 2-era Grand Theft Auto trilogy is officially getting remastered, confirming a long series of leaks and rumours. Contrary to initial reports, the PC version of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition will launch this year, but there's a catch - it's going to be exclusive to the Rockstar Games Launcher, and the original games will be removed from Steam prior to launch. Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition hits PC via the Rockstar Launcher, ...

Achievement images for the upcoming (but still officially unannounced) remasters of GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas have spilled online, in the latest leak pointing to the buffed up trilogy's imminent reveal. The new achievement art, posted to Twitter by GTANet, come from an update to Rockstar's own game launcher made available this week. Game icons for the three remasters were also found. Kotaku reported last month that the three remasters were being developed by Rockstar Dundee (formerly Ruff...

In the latest of a series of legal battles by Take-Two Interactive, the developers of the re3 project are being sued by the company in the state of California. What's so significant about this particular project is that it's built on completely reverse engineered source code of Grand Theft Auto 3 and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. It's also been ported over to the Nintendo Switch, Playstation Vita and Nintendo Wii U. Under US law, reverse engineering is generally legal. To further minimise encroac...

GTA modders haven't always had the friendliest relationship with developer Rockstar or parent company Take-Two, ranging from the bans of the creators of the FiveM multiplayer mod years ago to the more recent DMCA claims against reverse-engineering projects for GTA 3 and Vice City. Take-Two claims it's "pretty flexible" when it comes to such things, but it will take action when there's "bad behaviour" or "the economy is threatened". "In terms of takedowns, we're pretty flexible, frankly," Take-Tw...