GTA: The Trilogy gets first bug fix update

After an extremely troubled launch, full of criticism and memes that dominated the internet, Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition won your first patch to fix problems. After Rockstar issued an apology to fans, the update arrived even sooner than expected.

The patch arrives for fix different problems that were being found by players in the three titles of the trilogy, being them GTA: 3, GTA: Vice City and GTA: San Andreas. The game starring CJ was the one that received the most corrections, while the three titles should go on to offer a better experience to players.

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GTA Trilogy patch fixes

GTA: San Andreas received many fixes with the arrival of the new patch, since the game had more problems. Among several corrections, one of them makes the Flint County bridge is no longer invisible, for example. Additionally, the game's rain has also been fixed, with the developers trying to make it more natural and smooth, as previously the title becomes practically unplayable when it rains heavily.

In GTA: Vice City, which also presented problems that greatly disrupt the lives of players, the "Autocide" mission has been fixed and now the GPS should no longer have problems. In GTA 3, Rockstar fixed the issue that caused the game to crash after the "Triad War" mission. Just like San Andreas, the other two games also received various fixes.

The patch can be downloaded on all platforms the game was released on, which are PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch e PC.