Published by Rockstar GamesUpdate 1.02 From GDA: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition For all sites, the redesigned versions of GTA3, Vice City and San Andreas are the first in a series of editing links to address a number of issues that are currently affecting them. According to the update notes, they have been fixed More than 50 errors and other errors.
Rockstar Games yesterday apologized for the collection’s problems with a statement and acknowledged that it did not meet established standards. For this reason, various patches will be released in the coming weeks with the aim of upgrading the three remasters. Not only that, for those who have purchased the Definitive Edition for PC, the original versions will soon be available in the Rockstar Store.
The Official notes The complete GTA: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition update 1.02 is available on the official Rockstar Games support page. To this address (Currently they are in English, but the Italian translation is coming soon). Among the most common changes to updates, we find solutions to problems associated with conflicts, incorrect or incorrectly placed textures, localization, polygonal patterns of characters during cut scenes, and more. Bugs related to tasks and getting trophies and achievements were fixed.
Many players will be delighted to hear this Rain Now in GTA San Andreas it is much less aggressive and annoying, you can see for yourself in this video:
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As mentioned above, this is the first in a series of updates that Rockstar Games intend to address the many technical shortcomings currently being discussed in the GTA: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition.
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