gta trilogy definitive edition review

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition Review: ‘Far from “definitive”‘

GRAND THEFT AUTO: THE TRILOGY – THE DEFINITIVE EDITION REVIEW FOR PC, PS5, PS4, XBOX SERIES X|S, XBOX ONE, AND NINTENDO SWITCH. Combining GTA 3, Vice City, and San Andreas into some sort of video game Megazord seems like an easy win for publisher Rockstar Games. When it comes to remastering classics, nostalgia can…

  • Nostalgia can be squeezed out of it.
  • San Andreas is still great.
  • PS5 and Xbox Series performance is tolerable.
  • Models and textures are higher-res and look okay.
  • Bundled together.
  • Poor performance.
  • Bugs and glitches.
  • Charm of the originals has been largely lost.
  • Switch version should be avoided.

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Nostalgia can be squeezed out of it. San Andreas is still great. PS5 and Xbox Series performance is tolerable. Models and textures are higher-res and look okay. Bundled together. Poor performance. Bugs and glitches. Charm of the originals has been largely lost. Switch version should be avoided.
Nostalgia can be squeezed out of it. San Andreas is still great. PS5 and Xbox Series performance is tolerable. Models and textures are higher-res and look okay. Bundled together. Poor performance. Bugs and glitches. Charm of the originals has been largely lost. Switch version should be avoided.
Nostalgia can be squeezed out of it. San Andreas is still great. PS5 and Xbox Series performance is tolerable. Models and textures are higher-res and look okay. Bundled together. Poor performance. Bugs and glitches. Charm of the originals has been largely lost. Switch version should be avoided.
Nostalgia can be squeezed out of it. San Andreas is still great. PS5 and Xbox Series performance is tolerable. Models and textures are higher-res and look okay. Bundled together. Poor performance. Bugs and glitches. Charm of the originals has been largely lost. Switch version should be avoided.
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