Rockstar apologizes for the state of GTA Trilogy

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Rockstar has apologized for the GTA Trilogy's rocky launch, likely future updates to better the overall commonwealth of the games.

In case you oasis't heard, the GTA Trilogy launch didn't go as well considerably. The remasters of three classic GTA games launched with a myriad of technical issues that, while from time to tim highly entertaining, aren't exactly befitting of some of the to the highest degree beloved titles of all time. To make matters worse, the trilogy was pulled entirely from PC cod to "files unintentionally enclosed in these versions."

Now, Rockstar has issued a formal apologia by right smart of a Newswire post. In information technology, the accompany admits the games aren't ahead to par with expectations and pledges to improve them in future updates, including a title update that'll go live "in the coming days."

"We want to provide an update regarding the unexpected technical issues that came to light as piece of the launch of Grand larceny Car: The Trilogy – The Classical Variation. Firstly, we require to sincerely yours apologise to everyone World Health Organization has encountered issues playing these games.

The K Theft Automobile serial publication — and the games that make raised this iconic trilogy — are as special to us Eastern Samoa we make out they are to fans around the humans. The updated versions of these classic games did non launch in a state that meets our own standards of quality, or the standards our fans have come to carry."

We sat down with GTANet.com and GTAForums moderator GTAKid to discourse the launch of GTA Trilogy you bet the community is responding, and we were told that it's creating some division. In some cases, technical issues are bad enough that players are unable to progress through the gage. Thankfully, Rockstar seems cracking on patching up entirely three games.

"We have on-going plans to address the technical issues and to meliorate each game going forward. With each planned update, the games will reach the level of quality that they deserve to be."

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