The Definitive Edition was first released in 2021, fans were disappointed to find that the remastered versions of GTA III (2001), Vice City (2002), and San Andreas (2004) came with numerous issues and design changes that detracted from the original experience.

Years after its release, Rockstar has updated the GTA Trilogy to include some classic lighting to help bring the three titles in the bundle back to their original look. The release of Grand Theft Auto Trilogy was met with major fan backlash after iconic characters and scenes from the three remastered games released with funky character models and odd lighting choices.

Rockstar has rolled out a surprise update for Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition (which I will henceforth be calling the GTA Trilogy) and it's good news for fans, because apparently the PC edition is almost as good as the mobile version now.

After over three years, Rockstar has finally fixed GTA Trilogy: The Definitive Edition and removed Grove Street Games from the opening.

Left is before the update, right is after in GTA San AndreasRockstar Games has released updates for each of the remastered Grand Theft Auto games included in the GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition collection that make these maligned versions play better,

Rockstar has at last updated the PC, PlayStation and Xbox versions of its classic GTA Trilogy to receive the same improvements already found in its mobile port.