removebeforeflight

3y

honestly just think this is just gonna be a more optimised version of the games with better support and free graphic tweaks

cigaM

3y

but the leaks said Unreal Engine

UIP

3y

yup as in its unreal how f***in old this engine is

cigaM

3y

lmaooo theres no way theyll sell us Rockstar's engine from the 2000s i fully believe they remade the 3 games with UE4

Kr0niic

3y

there’s internal tools to instantly transfer all assets from renderware to UE4. They prob did that then recoded parts of the game, redid the UI, and did all the QOL in UE4

PushaToThe

3y

SA will have at least have the same music as the previous version that was available for new gen consoles

Nayuta

3y

According to a Polish publication the release date will be December 7th.

https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/gta-trilogy-remasters-set-for-december-boxed-release/

That’s according to retail sources who told Polish publication PPE that the three-game collection will indeed receive a boxed release, but only the last-gen versions will arrive before Christmas.

PS4, Xbox One and Switch versions will release Physically on December 7, the site’s sources claim, with PS5 and Xbox Series X|S editions arriving sometime next year.

removebeforeflight

3y

honestly just think this is just gonna be a more optimised version of the games with better support and free graphic tweaks

cigaM

3y

lmaooo theres no way theyll sell us Rockstar's engine from the 2000s i fully believe they remade the 3 games with UE4

math fifty

3y

Until i see a trailer or gameplay im assuming this is the mobile versions ported to consoles... again

Sell

3y

I was just playing the PS2 version of San Andreas and that s*** still hard didn’t realize how funny that s*** really was until recently LMAO

necromancer

3y

i got san andreas on my modded ps2

even though it’s technically inferior, it’s the best version because of the sun effects alone

mobile version WOAT

PADYBU

3y

PS2 SA is superior for more than just the sun effects

There are PC mods that can replicate the ps2 version although they're not quite there yet at getting it exact

I really hope they used the PS2 version as their main reference when remaking

Handsome Bachelor

3y

The following is taken from some guy on reddit. Take with a grain of salt, but it sounds reasonable

"tl;dr they're going to look the same with slight enhancements to faces, better animations, and overall better lighting.

Believe me or not, it really doesn't matter. The games are going to largely look the same as they did back in the 2000s. Textures have been upscaled, faces have been updated so they look less like triangles, the game uses more dynamic lighting rather than baked-in lighting. Gameplay-wise, animations are almost identical to the normal versions, but cutscenes have largely been reanimated to look less stiff, and the models now have fingers rather than oven mitts for hands. Facial animations are almost "too good" as in the weirdly decent facial animations don't fit the low poly models. Car damage is now more dynamic, and the "damage models" have been done away with. They are more reflective like the mobile ports but more high resolution.

The city is going to look exactly the same. Epic has an internal tool for transferring texture and geometry data from RenderWare to Unreal, so the city shouldn't look any different other than the texture and lighting changes. Ped AI was actually designed to work largely similar to how they were in the original games, not better or worse. There's going to be almost nothing new content-wise, except for the skins from the later editions of the original games, and GTA III has a new "xmas" cheat code that covers liberty city in snow.

The reason the game was ported to unreal was simply due to RenderWare no longer holding up to modern standards and not really playing as well with modern hardware. RAGE was considered but Unreal was chosen due to the existence of tools to easily port content from RW. Dundee is a very small team but they had a lot of passion for this project. These will be the definitive versions for most people and lack many of the issues the old mobile GTA ports had.

The games have pretty much gone gold at this point and Dundee has started work on the mobile ports to release sometime in Q2 2022 (not sure if this has been officially announced yet)

EDIT: I've posted a fair bit more in the comments relating to controls and gameplay changes. I want to keep this post concise and readable."

Handsome Bachelor

3y

The following is taken from some guy on reddit. Take with a grain of salt, but it sounds reasonable

"tl;dr they're going to look the same with slight enhancements to faces, better animations, and overall better lighting.

Believe me or not, it really doesn't matter. The games are going to largely look the same as they did back in the 2000s. Textures have been upscaled, faces have been updated so they look less like triangles, the game uses more dynamic lighting rather than baked-in lighting. Gameplay-wise, animations are almost identical to the normal versions, but cutscenes have largely been reanimated to look less stiff, and the models now have fingers rather than oven mitts for hands. Facial animations are almost "too good" as in the weirdly decent facial animations don't fit the low poly models. Car damage is now more dynamic, and the "damage models" have been done away with. They are more reflective like the mobile ports but more high resolution.

The city is going to look exactly the same. Epic has an internal tool for transferring texture and geometry data from RenderWare to Unreal, so the city shouldn't look any different other than the texture and lighting changes. Ped AI was actually designed to work largely similar to how they were in the original games, not better or worse. There's going to be almost nothing new content-wise, except for the skins from the later editions of the original games, and GTA III has a new "xmas" cheat code that covers liberty city in snow.

The reason the game was ported to unreal was simply due to RenderWare no longer holding up to modern standards and not really playing as well with modern hardware. RAGE was considered but Unreal was chosen due to the existence of tools to easily port content from RW. Dundee is a very small team but they had a lot of passion for this project. These will be the definitive versions for most people and lack many of the issues the old mobile GTA ports had.

The games have pretty much gone gold at this point and Dundee has started work on the mobile ports to release sometime in Q2 2022 (not sure if this has been officially announced yet)

EDIT: I've posted a fair bit more in the comments relating to controls and gameplay changes. I want to keep this post concise and readable."

Loco6520

3y

Not sure how I feel about this. I’ll have to see how the games look

Thought these were about to look as good as the mafia definitive editions but I guess not. Pretty disappointed tbh I mean this is the best gta trilogy & we aren’t even getting a modern take on them

Wack

Holding out until we see some gameplay

Handsome Bachelor

3y

The following is taken from some guy on reddit. Take with a grain of salt, but it sounds reasonable

"tl;dr they're going to look the same with slight enhancements to faces, better animations, and overall better lighting.

Believe me or not, it really doesn't matter. The games are going to largely look the same as they did back in the 2000s. Textures have been upscaled, faces have been updated so they look less like triangles, the game uses more dynamic lighting rather than baked-in lighting. Gameplay-wise, animations are almost identical to the normal versions, but cutscenes have largely been reanimated to look less stiff, and the models now have fingers rather than oven mitts for hands. Facial animations are almost "too good" as in the weirdly decent facial animations don't fit the low poly models. Car damage is now more dynamic, and the "damage models" have been done away with. They are more reflective like the mobile ports but more high resolution.

The city is going to look exactly the same. Epic has an internal tool for transferring texture and geometry data from RenderWare to Unreal, so the city shouldn't look any different other than the texture and lighting changes. Ped AI was actually designed to work largely similar to how they were in the original games, not better or worse. There's going to be almost nothing new content-wise, except for the skins from the later editions of the original games, and GTA III has a new "xmas" cheat code that covers liberty city in snow.

The reason the game was ported to unreal was simply due to RenderWare no longer holding up to modern standards and not really playing as well with modern hardware. RAGE was considered but Unreal was chosen due to the existence of tools to easily port content from RW. Dundee is a very small team but they had a lot of passion for this project. These will be the definitive versions for most people and lack many of the issues the old mobile GTA ports had.

The games have pretty much gone gold at this point and Dundee has started work on the mobile ports to release sometime in Q2 2022 (not sure if this has been officially announced yet)

EDIT: I've posted a fair bit more in the comments relating to controls and gameplay changes. I want to keep this post concise and readable."

BlueDream

3y

Sounds likely tbh

Ninethlevel

3y

Looking forward to it regardless but this has me disappointed.