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GTA Trilogy secrete date confirmed via the Rockstar Store

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The GTA: The Trilogy release date has been inveterate via Rockstar's store foliate.

The store page for the remastered trilogy - which features updated versions of GTA 3, GTA: Vice City, and GTA: San Andreas - features two contrary dates depending on which variant of the title you're buying. The PC, Nintendo Switch, and PS5 versions, which are visible digitally, will release on November 11, 2021. If you're acquiring the physical-only PS4 or Xbox One editions, your game will launch on December 6, just low-level a month by and by.

Rockstar is yet to in public confirm these dates, and an annunciation is expected later today in line with the 20th anniversary of GTA 3. That said, these dates seem pretty unlikely to change - not only is this Rockstar's own storefront, in that location's even a countdown confirming that the games will launch just about 08:00 PT/11:00 ET/16:00 BST (17:00 Greenwich Mean Time) on November 11.

The computer storage page also reveals that if you purchase the GTA remaster trilogy from the Rockstar salt away (either via the network or the Rockstar Games Catapult) by January 5, 2022, you'll receive a $10 voucher to use on any other Rockstar game priced at $15 or more.

System requirements for the games have besides been confirmed for the PC version of the game. Unsurprisingly, you won't need too overmuch hardware to play the 20-twelvemonth-old trilogy, but Rockstar points retired that you'll want a surprisingly large 45GB of disk space to put in completely three titles. That's likely to embody a result of the sweeping sense modality upgrades and GTA 5-style controls rumoured to be included in the remaster.

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