Grand Theft Auto Trilogy: Definitive Edition was a highly anticipated collection of three classic installments of the legendary video game series. But when it came toonec collection arrived on major platforms, it was a huge disappointment for most. The gaming community expected thoroughly modernized versions of the third part, Vice City and San Andreas, and instead they got an unfinished work that could not really boast the title of definitive. Along with versions for all major game consoles and personal computers, the developers from Rockstar also announced a mobile version. It was supposed to iOS to arrive in the first half of this year. NakoneHowever, mobile gamers will probably have to wait another year for the definitive version.
Rockstar's parent company, Take-Two, still planned to stick to the original release date in a financial report from earlier in the year. The postponement was confirmed only by the current earnings report from the previous fiscal year. The cause is not clear, but apparently it will be due to the debugging of technical deficiencies that plagued all other, already released, versions. Due to a number of inconveniences, the computer version was even removed from all stores for a while. Despite all the problems, they cannot consider Take-Two GTA Trilogy a failure, on the contrary. According to estimates, critics and players of the criticized collection have sold over ten million units. According to the company's management, the project was able to exceed expectations. We can perhaps take the postponement of the mobile version as an assurance of the quality of the product, which will be aimed at the most profitable segment of the gaming market.
