GTA: The Trilogy Patch Fixes Game's Many Glitches, Including Camera
A new update for the Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition has been released, bringing major improvements and bug fixes to Rockstar's maligned remaster trilogy. Rockstar Games recently announced plans to further update the GTA trilogy remaster with brand-new patches starting sometime this week across all platforms to completely wrap up the title's numerous ongoing issues and to ensure that it's no longer in the broken state as it was during its disastrous launch.
The long-anticipated GTA trilogy remaster officially launched in November across consoles and PC, allowing players to re-experience the classic PS2-era titles — Grand Theft Auto 3, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas — revamped with visual enhancements and gameplay improvements on modern platforms. Unfortunately, a backlash began following the game's initial launch, with disappointed fans taking to social media to mock the GTA trilogy remaster's numerous bugs, inconsistencies, and lack of polish that rendered it near-unplayable. This was further worsened when the Rockstar Launcher stopped functioning shortly after its release, and the GTA trilogy's PC version was subsequently taken down — angering many fans, especially those looking to be refunded for the temporarily removed titles.
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Announced on Twitter, Rockstar revealed update 1.04 for the Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, which fixes many of the remaster's bugs and heavily improves each title in the trilogy. The hefty changelog is viewable on the Rockstar Support page and while each individual title has received distinctive updates across all platforms, all threehave been
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