Gta 3 10 year anniversary edition Pc#
PC releases have improved GTA 3's graphics from the original PS2 version, and the only quality-of-life improvement Rockstar should think about including in a theoretical GTA 3 remaster would be an updated aiming system.
The game's lack of a cell phone means no one is constantly calling the player and asking them if they want to go bowling or chase down a cocaine smuggler, and the smaller open world (especially when compared to later games like Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas or Grand Theft Auto 5) means it's much easier to memorize landmarks and roads, allowing players to rely less on their minimap and more on their intuition. The beauty of Grand Theft Auto 3 lies in its simplicity, and although the game lacks any real building interior locations, outfits, or swimming mechanics, it's still just as much fun to drive around Liberty City now as it was 20 years ago. When remastering Grand Theft Auto 3 for a console like the PS5, Rockstar doesn't need to do much - definitely not anything along the lines of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake. Despite these similar settings, however, GTA 4 and GTA 3's version of Liberty City is quite different, as are the ways players interact with their environments. There is even an argument that Grand Theft Auto 4 is a remastered/remade version of GTA 3 since, although it features a different story and different characters, the game once again takes place in Liberty City. Rockstar has rereleased different editions of Grand Theft Auto 3 over the years, often packaged with both Vice City and San Andreas and sold as a trilogy. Related: Every Grand Theft Auto Playable Character, Ranked Worst To Best In contrast, GTA 3's Liberty City was one of the most lifelike depictions of an urban environment seen in gaming at the time. Grand Theft Auto 2's setting of Anywhere, USA was a blank slate players only looked at from above.
Gta 3 10 year anniversary edition full#
The 2001 release of Grand Theft Auto 3 was an inarguable turning point in the history of video games, and now that it's been a full two decades (and the impact of GTA's open world design philosophy has seemingly seeped into every corner of gaming) there would be no better way to celebrate than by remastering GTA 3 once again for the current generation of video game consoles, specifically the PS5.Īlthough Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas would go on to add many of the features which are now considered staples of the GTA series, like property management and cellular telephones, it was during the development of Grand Theft Auto 3 that the mechanics of how these functions could truly world in a 3D space originated.
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