After being speculated for months, it seems like the Definitive Edition of the Remastered GTA games (San Andreas, Vice City, and GTA III) is on its way and will be released for all platforms, including Nintendo Switch. Rumors concerning the trilogy have been circling on Reddit and Twitter for a long time now, and it seems like Rockstar might be finally giving the fans these classic PS2-era games.

GTA Remastered Trilogy rated in Korea

Kotaku has reported that Rockstar’s parent company, Take-Two Interactive, removed the classic GTA mods using DMCA takedowns. Meanwhile, they also announced that there were three games being remastered that were under development. These seem like teasers for upcoming GTA Remasters.

Furthermore, it seems like the Remastered Edition for the GTA trilogy has been rated in Korea, and this has been revealed on Twitter by user Nibel.

Kotaku’s sources have also revealed that this remaster is being developed by Rockstar Dundee, one of Rockstar’s newest studios based in Scotland. This same studio team might also be developing the next-gen version of GTA V as well.

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Rockstar has been inconsistent when it came to the development and release of the remastered versions. Partially, this has been because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and it is likely that the GTA Definitive Edition Trilogy will be released digitally packaged this year.

The remastered trilogy is planned to be launched around late October or early November for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch, PC, Stadia, and mobile phones. That said, there’s also a slim chance that these versions might be released in early 2022 for Android, iOS, and PC as well because Rockstar is currently focussing on ports for consoles.

Sources say that RD-Online is receiving fewer updates, mostly because Rockstar Dundee is currently concentrating on developing these remastered titles right now, and fans will definitely be thrilled to relive their memories of the classic GTA games once again with these Definitive Editions!

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