Rockstar North co-studio head Aaron Garbut shared some thoughts on GTA III and how much Rockstar's games have grown and evolved over the years. The Definitive Edition was developed by a seemingly new studio called Grove Street Games using the Unreal Engine. On PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, the games can run at 4K/60FPS, Rockstar said.
Elsewhere, fans can look forward to "all new foliage, smoother surfaces, and increased draw distances to provide a new level of depth and clarity throughout the world." Character and vehicle models are upgraded, too, while buildings, weapons, roads, and interiors have higher resolution textures. Rockstar also mentioned that the each game has a "completely rebuilt" lighting system that features better shadows, weather, and reflections. The PC edition, meanwhile, has support for Nvidia DLSS and more connectivity with the Rockstar Games Social Club. The Switch version supports gyro aiming, and players can use the touch screen for camera zooming, pans, and to make selections from the menu.
Achievements and Trophies are updated as well. The mini-maps have been updated, too, so players can set waypoints to specific places. As leaks suggested, the game will have "GTA V-inspired modern controls," along with "across-the-board visual enhancements" including resolution upgrades and "improved visual fidelity across the world." Rockstar stressed that, despite the upgrades, each game will maintain its "distinct original aesthetic."įor the controls specifically, players can look forward to targeting and lock-on aiming, as well as updated weapon and radio station wheels. The bundle includes updated versions of GTA III, Vice City, and San Andreas. Now Playing: Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition TrailerĪdditionally, a standalone version of GTA: San Andreas The Definitive Edition is coming to Game Pass on November 11, while GTA III The Definitive Edition will be available on PlayStation Now beginning December 7. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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