Rockstar Removes Troublesome Files From GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition
We've officially learned the reason why PC gamers can't play GTA: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition. Files that were mistakenly placed in the game are to blame.
IN A NUTSHELL:
- The developer announced on its official account that the Rockstar Games Launcher is now working;
- That doesn't mean the problems are over, however, as GTA: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition is still unavailable to PC gamers;
- The reason for this is that the developers are removing files that should not have appeared in the game.
GTA: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition didn't get off to the best start. On the day of the game's release, the Rockstar Games Launcher was disabled on PC, officially due to maintenance work. Already on Friday we speculated that it may have something to do with files found by dataminers. It turns out that it was a good guess, as it was confirmed by Rockstar.
The developer didn't specify which files were involved, but it's likely that the issue is complex. One of the leading dataminers, Vadim M., reported that Trilogy's data files contain the code for the infamous Hot Coffee. These are the remains of a mini-game related to the bedtime exploits of the protagonist of GTA: San Andreas. It should be noted, however, that no animations or nude character models were found.
The information contained in the files unearthed by dataminers also enabled us to "dive" into the minds of the game's original developers, as Vadim M. informed about finding the creators' notes. The version for Nintendo Switch, on the other hand, was said to contain a lot of data about the originals, including internal developer tools. However, access to them has reportedly already been blocked.
In addition, one of the fans of the series (Ash R.) published a Tweet that the missing songs (or at least some of them) are still in the game files and are only blocked by a script.
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It is not known what else may be hidden in GTA: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition's files. Certainly, what we already know about their content is enough to understand why Rockstar Games does not want to show them to the whole world. It seems, however, that the proverbial cat has already out of the bag.
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