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GTA Trilogy Grove Street credits removal response

Grove Street Games, the original developer behind Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, has responded to being removed from the credits.

Rockstar issued a significant update for each of the titles this week. But aside from the improvements, it was discovered that Grove Street Games is no longer credited on the initial boot screen. While the company wasn’t involved more recently, Grove Street did work on the original console release.

GTA Trilogy update 1.112

After the patch started to make its way out yesterday, the new 1.112 update for GTA Trilogy (technically called Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition) is live on Nintendo Switch. We can confirm that all three games in the collection have been spruced up on the console.

Rockstar has shared its official patch notes, which note various fixes and improvements. Also, probably the biggest thing here is the lighting. Players can now select Classic Lighting mode to more closely emulate the look of the original games.

The Warriors GBA Bully DS

Based on a new report from Time Extension, Rockstar Games was at one point working on versions of The Warriors for GBA and Bully for DS.

The Warriors, which did see a portable release on PSP, was apparently first considered for GBA. Time Extension spoke to a former Rockstar Games employee who said the GBA port was being handled by Rockstar Leeds. The Warriors for GBA would have used the same engine that powered Max Payne on the handheld. Despite essentially being complete, that version was cancelled since Rockstar wasn’t “really seeing good returns on Nintendo” and the company “didn’t like promoting M-rated games” back in the day.

GTA+ Switch

A new update on Rockstar Games’ website has some believing that the GTA+ subscription service could be appearing on Switch.

Yesterday, it was spotted that the platform list for “Games Included with GTA+” included Nintendo’s console. However, as noted by X user TezFunz2, it is not currently used on the site. Rockstar could be planning a future announcement.

Red Dead Redemption 2

Red Dead Redemption 2 could have a shot at a Switch release, as a rating for the game has been spotted.

The classification in Brazil has been updated to include Nintendo’s console alongside the PS4, Xbox One, and PC versions. However, it’s unclear how long it’s been there for. While the rating update was spotted today, the Switch version did not receive its own listing – which is always the case with ratings in Brazil.

Red Dead Redemption frame rate resolution

Digital Foundry has offered up a closer look at the Switch version of Red Dead Redemption, covering the frame rate, resolution, and more. Overall, this is largely what was expected when it was announced – a mostly straightforward port with some smaller upgrades.

Here’s the full rundown:

Red Dead Redemption gameplay

A bunch of gameplay has surfaced for the just-released Switch version of Red Dead Redemption. Following the recent announcement, it launched today.

Here’s an overview from the eShop listing:

Red Dead Redemption launch trailer

Red Dead Redemption comes to Switch today, and Rockstar has readied a launch trailer to celebrate. This marks the game’s first appearance on a Nintendo platform.

Additional information is included in the following overview:

Red Dead Redemption screenshots

It was announced this week that Red Dead Redemption is heading to Switch, and we have a closer look with new screenshots. Images also showcase the Undead Nightmare DLC that’s included.

Here’s an official overview of the game:

Red Dead Redemption Switch

Original (8/7): Rockstar Games will release Red Dead Redemption on Switch this month, it’s just been revealed.

The title, an action-adventure experience, first launched in 2010. However, this marks the first time it will be appearing on a Nintendo console. The Undead Nightmare expansion will be included as well along with bonus content from the Game of the Year Edition.


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