The first update of GTA Remastered is officially released, fixing up to 61 different bugs

GTA Remastered’s first fix is ​​out.

In a recent announcement, Rockstar Games has finally responded to the criticism that it and its fellow gamers have aimed at the GTA Remastered trilogy after it quickly became the subject of controversy among the same gamers. globally. Rockstar Games said that the company sincerely apologizes to fellow gamers and will soon release an update to fix bugs for the GTA Remastered trilogy.

As it turns out, “soon” means a day later, because the first update for the GTA Remastered trilogy was officially released by Rockstar Games today, fixing a series of different problems that gamers have reported. The list of changes made in the update fixes 61 different bugs and is so long that Rockstar Games has to post it on its support page. There are a lot of changes made to each game, but all three have received fixes for the graphics, holes in the map, bugs, etc.

Perhaps one of the most infamous problems that plagued the community almost literally was the intense rain effect of the GTA Remastered trilogy. Update 1.02 concedes like fixing that, at least in GTA: San Andreas. Meanwhile, GTA Vice City has also received a lot of fixes, with some of the most notable fixes including a lack of camera control while in the car, fixing Tommy Vercetti posture in some certain cutscenes and in some cases not with GPS.

While the 1.02 update is definitely a step in the right direction, it may not be enough to assuage the anger of fellow gamers about the GTA Remastered trilogy in recent days. Fortunately, to appease the wrath of fellow gamers around the globe, Rockstar also said that the original versions of Grand Theft Auto 3, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas will all be released. Return to the Rockstar Games Launcher and anyone who owns the GTA Remastered trilogy will get them for free.

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