Grand Theft Auto 6 is probably not coming to Nintendo Switch 2
The next Nintendo console is expected to be more powerful than its best-selling predecessor but don't expect it to run games like GTA 6.
The next Nintendo console is expected to be more powerful than its best-selling predecessor but don't expect it to run games like GTA 6.
After all the "fake" hemming and hawing, Rockstar Games has finally revealed what it's going to call the next GTA game.
Netflix's video game catalogue continues to grow with a trio of high-profile titles like the OG PS2-era Grand Theft Auto titles.
If nothing else, the gameplay experience of the GTA remaster trilogy should be "better" since it was originally made for mobile gaming.
It appears that Rockstar Games' plans for its newly minted subscription service is much more ambitious than it initially let on.
We can't even find the words for the audacity of Rockstar Games to release the same broken game twice (and going for a third time).
A reputable gaming leaker claims that the GTA Trilogy is finally headed to everybody's second-favorite digital games distribution platform.
Hopeful players are still waiting on Rockstar Games to fix a laundry list of issues with the compilation trilogy.
Rockstar has finally made do on its earlier promise to fix GTA Trilogy - three months later.
According to the long-time Grand Theft Auto developers, new patches are coming to the remastered versions of the PS2-era GTA games next week.
According to Strauss Zelnick, the problems with GTA: The Trilogy was merely a "glitch" and that the game has "done great".
Rockstar is in full damage-control mode as it starts giving away free games to GTA Trilogy owners.
Even after several updates that have fixed several dozens of bugs, Grove Street Games still have a lot to do with GTA Trilogy.
The initial fruits of Grove Street Games' efforts to fix the controversial GTA remasters can now be sampled by all players.
It seems like Rockstar is dead set on fixing The Definitive Edition, and is willing to delay GTA Online content to do it.
The unfinished mode looks awfully similar to the first-person mode that's currently available for GTA V.
The iOS and Android version of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition is coming in either Q1 or Q2 of 2022.
After a week of speculation, fans believe that they've solved the truth behind the mystery photo found in the remastered GTA: San Andreas.