Further proof of GTA remastered trilogy found in Rockstar Launcher

Now, data miners have found further proof that Rockstar is going to release Unreal Engine versions of all three titles, at least on the PC.

Audiences can't see this information on the launcher just yet. However, data miners using a hex editor found references to Unreal Engine versions of GTA III, Vice City, and San Andreas. In particular, the files go under the names "gta3unreal", "gtavcunreal", and "gtasaunreal". Rockstar did not use Unreal Engine for the 2000s' classic GTA titles nor has the studio ever used the popular game engine for GTA IV and GTA V either. This suggests that the listings all reference something different if not new.

Unfortunately, this is the extent of the datamined information so far. There's still no clue as to when Rockstar is going to announce the remasters. It might be tomorrow, it might be next week, or it might be next month. Rockstar might never even announce the trilogy until it is already available to download and play. At this point, all fans can do is wait and see what Rockstar does next.

Speaking of waiting for Rockstar's next move, the fandom is also waiting on the studio to talk more about GTA 6. The latest leak suggests that Rockstar is going to announce the long-rumored GTA installment in November, but until we get official word, we recommend taking everything you hear with a strong dose of salt.