Rockstar Has Good News for GTA Trilogy Players

Rockstar has confirmed that it is investigating a solution for a bug in Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, which suggests that the game will likely receive a new update. The potential update will address a bug reported by the Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition community, where a safe door fails to blow up during the “Breaking the Bank at Caligula’s” mission.

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition failed to achieve what it promised on consoles. The remastered collection of three iconic games from the Grand Theft Auto series faced significant criticism for technical issues, missing content, and graphical flaws, leading to a controversial reception among fans and critics. However, Rockstar recently released an update to address many of these issues and concerns, and another one might be coming soon.

The issue occurs during the “Breaking the Bank at Caligula’s” mission in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas – The Definitive Edition, where the safe door doesn’t explode as it’s supposed to. In response to player concerns, Rockstar addressed the issue on its official support website, confirming it is working on a solution and offering a temporary workaround. This announcement suggests that the solution will likely come in the form of another GTA Trilogy update.

GTA Trilogy Likely to Receive a New Update to Address a Bug

While the Rockstar team looks for a permanent fix, the temporary solution it offered for players involves intentionally failing the mission by either killing CJ with the remote explosives or eliminating Woozie. After the mission fails, players should cancel the retry option and head to the nearest safehouse. Once there, they must save the game manually, restart the game, and load the saved file. Finally, players should return to the mission and try “Breaking the Bank at Caligula’s” again from the mission blip on the map. This should temporarily resolve the glitch.

This announcement follows the GTA Trilogy update 1.112, which added a new Classic Lighting mode to enhance the visuals of GTA 3, Vice City, and San Andreas. These features were already available in GTA Trilogy mobile versions, and aim to bring the original lighting effects to consoles and PC, helping recreate the nostalgic feel of the classic games. In addition to the new lighting mode, the update also includes bug fixes and general improvements.

With ongoing improvements and the upcoming bug fix, Rockstar is putting in effort to make things right with players and offer a smoother experience. The community’s patience appears to be paying off, as the developer keeps working on fixing GTA Trilogy errors.

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition is a collection of three classic open-world action-adventure games: Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Each game features a different setting, story, and cast of characters, but all share the same core gameplay mechanics and themes of crime, violence, and exploration.

The Definitive Edition includes updated graphics and enhanced gameplay features, such as improved character models and animations, improved lighting and weather effects, and new control schemes.

Released

November 11, 2021

Engine

Unreal Engine 4

ESRB

M For Mature 17+ Due To Blood and Gore, Drug Reference, Intense Violence, Sexual Content, Strong Lyrics

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