GTA
GTA: The Trilogy will include three classic episodes from the Rockstar Games series, including San Andreas. Well, youtuber Real KeV3n made an interesting comparison between the Definitive Edition of the game and the original released in 2004.A few days ago we thought about how Rockstar wants to revolutionize the remaster concept with GTA: The Trilogy Definitive Edition, and the video illustrates this concept quite clearly, placing side by side the new images and the same scenes recreated in the first version of GTA: San Andreas.
Most likely the polygonal models are remained the same as the original, but the developers have done a great job on the textures, the shaders and the lighting system, giving the game a really interesting style, in many ways cartoonish.
There is, in short, great curiosity about this remastered collection, also to check for any cuts in the name of politically correct but not only. The appointment is set for 11 November on PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.
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Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy PC System Requirements Revealed
For years fans have been waiting on a Grand Theft Auto VI announcement. Unfortunately, we haven’t received it yet, and for a while, Rockstar Games was pushing their Grand Theft Auto V ports for the latest generation consoles. However, we’ve constantly seen new rumors and leaks come out into the marketplace outside of official news. One of those rumors and leaks was centered around a remastered collection for the earlier Grand Theft Auto games. Fortunately, that was a rumor that didn’t have to last very long on its own. Rockstar Games has since unveiled the collection coming into the marketplace.
We recently got the first cinematic look at the game, which showcases the remastered visuals for the titles. If you happened to miss out on the news, Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy would include three remastered games. Grand Theft Auto III, Vice City, and San Andreas are included in the mix. If you were picking up these games on the PC platform, then you’re in luck. These games will be relatively easy to run as Rockstar Games has officially unveiled its system requirements.
You’ll be able to see both the minimum and recommended PC system requirements for the games down below. Meanwhile, you can see from the video embedded above the visuals have had a notable upgrade. Reception from the visuals has been positive, and we know that the gameplay mechanics have been tweaked to be more modern. Of course, we’ll have to wait and see just how the game runs when the collection launches. Players will be able to pick up a copy of this collection on November 11, 2021.
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