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Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy
A bundle that contains the original trilogy from one of the most popular and critically acclaimed franchises in entertainment history. - GTA III - GTA Vice City - GTA San Andreas
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- Released
- October 16, 2005
- Developer
- Rockstar North
- Publisher
- Rockstar Games
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Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Find out in this review why we don't think the Grand Theft Auto remastered trilogy should be the lowest user-rated game on Metacritic!
If you’re coming into Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy expecting each game to look and play like GTA V, prepare for disappointment at a passionless upscaling effort. On the flipside, if you fancy reliving these open world wonders with some of their rougher gameplay edges sanded down, prepare to lose yourself for sixty hours or more.
Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition will feature across-the-board upgrades, including graphical improvements and modern gameplay enhancements for all three titles while still maintaining the classic look and feel of the originals.
Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy — Definitive Edition is a lazy attempt at bringing three classic games into the modern era. Visually inconsistent, riddled with bugs and below par in so many other areas, the only thing this collection has going for it is nostalgia and solid foundations.
There are great stories here, memorable characters, fun missions, and the tools players need to create countless hours of their own entertainment. The foundation of GTA Trilogy is comprised of three of the best games ever made, and so there is inherent value, especially for newcomers. But while the core gameplay of GTA Trilogy is truly incredible, the overall package feels rushed and haphazard. Those desperate for old school GTA on modern consoles should check the collection out, especifically if the promised Grand Theft Auto Trilogy fixes come through, but everyone else can safely skip it.