The three PlayStation 2 Grand Theft Auto games’ re-release can be preloaded on most platforms if you pre-ordered Rockstar’s and Take-Two’s products.

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition’s preload is active on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. The package contains Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, and notice how we missed one platform. PC users are primarily ignored because how dare they mod the original games: they have to wait until the game’s release day, which is unfair.

Let’s see as a reminder what “enhancements” the trilogy will bring: “Updated player experience making it easier than ever to play these classic games, including a Grand Theft Auto V-style controller layout; improved gunplay and targeting controls, with upgraded drive-by controls in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas; updated Weapon and Radio Station selection wheels; updated Mini-Maps with enhanced navigation allowing players to set waypoints to destinations; the ability to immediately restart a failed mission, plus new Rockstar Games Social Club Accomplishments for members.

Enhanced visuals, with improved graphics and fidelity across all three games, including higher resolution textures from characters to weapons, vehicles to roads, and much more for greater detail; a completely rebuilt lighting system with enhanced shadows, reflections, and more; improved water and weather effects; enhanced detail in trees and foliage, and increased draw distances to provide a new level of depth and definition. 4K-resolution support with up to 60 frames per second performance for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X systems; Nvidia DLSS support for PC; touch screen camera zooming, pans and menu selections as well as gyroscopic aiming for the Nintendo Switch,” Rockstar and Take-Two wrote.

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition will launch on November 11 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PC (Rockstar Games Launcher only), PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch… for sixty dollars.

Source:  PSL