Summary

  • The GTA Trilogy: Definitive Edition is one of the most notorious remasters of all time due to its many, many issues.
  • Earlier this week, Rockstar updated the remasters to fix some of the problems, while also scrubbing Grove Street Games from the intro.
  • Grove Street Games CEO Thomas Williamson has called the removal a "d**k move" from Rockstar.

The CEO of Grove Street Games, Thomas Williamson, has reacted to the news that removed the developer from the introductory splash screens of Grand Theft Auto: The ꦑTrilogy - Definitive Edition.

Considering the fact that GTA is without a ๊doubt the biggest series in gaming, you'd think that a remaster of the classic games that started it all would be a surefire slam dunk. That's what we all thought when the GTA Trilogy Definitiv🍷e Edition was first announced𒉰, but that couldn't have been further from the truth.

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Weird plastic graphics, bugs, glitches, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:text ruined by AI upscaling, and the strange removal of fog are jus🌜t a few of tℱhe many problems that the GTA Trilogy faced w🐈hen it released three years ago, and it seemed like it might never be fixed. That thankfully isn't the case, though, , while also adding in new features.

GTA Trilogy Lead Reacts To Rockstar Scrubbing Grove Street Games From The Intro

Patching up the GTA Trilogy wasn't the only thing that Rockstar did, however, as it also removed the Definitive Edition's developer, Grove Street G𒊎ames, ꧋from the introductory screen of the remasters. The team still remains in the credits for each of the games, b💎ut they're no longer front and centr♌e for the previously bungled trilogy, which some say is due to an update in the terms of service.

The removal of Grove Street Games from🍌 the intro scenes of the GTA Trilogy make it pretty clear how Rockstar feels about the developer's attempts to remaster the classic trilogy, and it seems that negative opinion is shared by the studio itself. , Grove Street Games CEO Thomas Williamson tweeted in response to the removal.

Williamson started by saying to remove the primary developers from the credits, especially si𝓀nce some of the fixes in the update were provided by Grove Street Games and kept out of players' hands "for years".

Speaking entire hypothetically:ꦜ It's a dick move to remove primary developers from credits in an update, especially when an update includes hundreds of fixes that were provided by those develo๊pers that stayed out of players' hands for years. - Thomas Williamson

Although Williamson seems to bꦅe unaware that🎐 Grove Street Games remains in the main credits for the GTA Trilogy and has only been removed from the intro splash screen, it does suggest that the relationship between Rockstar and Grove Street isn't exactly a positive one. That's not so surprising considering how the remasters launched, but it is a surprise to see it aired like this.

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