Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy Remaster Seemingly Confirmed by Korean Rating Board

For months at present, rumors have been flight that Accept-Ii Interactive and Rockstar are prepping a remastered drove of the beloved original PS2 1000 Theft Machine Trilogy (Chiliad Theft Auto III, GTA: Vice City, and GTA: San Andreas) and now it's been all but officially confirmed.

This information comes courtesy of the Korean Game Rating Commission, which has proven to be a reliable source of leaks over the years (albeit non intentionally) every bit they often rate games before they've officially been announced by their publishers. Well, the board recently posted a rating for K Theft Automobile: The Trilogy - Definitive Edition for unspecified platforms. The list was apace removed, but, of form, the Net never forgets…

While the Korean rating doesn't reveal much about the collection, a written report from Kotaku earlier this year indicated the Grand Theft Auto Trilogy remasters are beingness developed by Rockstar Dundee, which previously worked on the Crackdown games and Halo: The Master Principal Collection nether the proper name Ruffian Games. Apparently, the remasters are existence adult in Unreal Engine, and will be a mix of "new and old graphics," which ought to deliver a await similar to the original games with lots of mods applied. As for gameplay, expect information technology to exist more or less as y'all remember. Word is, Rockstar is looking to put the classic GTA titles on pretty much everything that plays games, from PC to current and adjacent-gen consoles (including Switch) and mobile.

When 1000 Theft Auto: The Trilogy - Definitive Edition might make it remains a bit of a question mark. The original rumors indicated Rockstar and Take-Two Interactive were targeting a vacation 2021 release, and Kotaku is now saying we can expect a Nov release. Others have said the drove may slip to sometime in 2022. What do you lot retrieve? Excited well-nigh some quondam-school GTA fun, or has the open-world genre moved on?