We can already get a first look at the remastered Rockstar trilogy: Grand Theft Auto The Trilogy, as well as its graphic details.

Rockstar has been suffering many leaks around the announcement of GTA: The Trilogy, but, this time, it has managed to avoid such problems. So, as an official surprise, the developer allows us to take a first look at its remastering with the first trailer of the game, as well as some unpublished images that return us to the streets of GTA 3 GTA: Vice City and GTA: San Andreas.

As we can see in the video published by Rockstar, the parents of the iconic Red Dead Redemption will transport us to Liberty City, Vice City and San Andreas with polished graphics and detailed textures. In this sense, the studio will improve the sensations of its old instalments through improvements around the player experience and the visual quality of the adventures, something that adds to extra features for each platform.

Starting with one of the most anticipated aspects of the trilogy, Rockstar aims to polish the cities of GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas with a higher resolution that will affect characters, weapons, vehicles and streets. Something that adds to a reconstruction of the lighting system, which will be noticed with more detailed shadows and reflections, and more realism in the water and other natural elements, such as the trees or the foliage of the bushes.

In this sense, all the characteristics mentioned above will be perceived differently depending on the platform used by the player since systems like PS5 or Xbox Series will have 4K resolution and a frame rate that will reach 60 FPS. At the same time, the PC version will support NVIDIA DLSS. On the other hand, Nintendo Switch players will be able to make use of the touch screen with an interface that will respond to the user’s touches and experiment with the gyroscope of the Joy-Con each time we point in the game.

But be that as it may, Rockstar is hell-bent on improving the player experience, so we’ll see more polished details in the trilogy using the GTA V controller layout. Something that will be seen in the aim and objectives of GTA: San Andreas, gun wheels and radio stations and better navigation through the minimaps. In addition, it facilitates the users’ gameplay, allowing them to restart a mission immediately after having failed.

The franchise authors have learned from its developments and, with GTA: The Trilogy, they seek to create a world as alive as possible: “We want to create worlds in which it seems that you are living, that are dynamic and include many other characters. Where it is not all a facade that comes to life around you and just for you, but a place as authentic as possible, full of stories, characters, events and fun and exciting things to do. ”

Therefore, and considering that GTA: The Trilogy has dated its launch for November 11 in digital format (which extends to December 6 for its physical version), it is clear that Rockstar has begun to raise expectations of all the players who wish to return to these instalments of the franchise. A phenomenon that PlayStation and Xbox have not wanted to miss, as some episodes have already been confirmed on Xbox Game Pass and PS Now. Therefore, after eliminating the original titles from digital stores, the fathers of the saga promise the triumphant return of three of their most iconic games.

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