In Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas there were a lot of things Carl Johnson could do which no other protagonist in GTA had been able to before. How GTA: San Andreas Improved Vice City & GTA 3 Players should not expect a full graphical overhaul, and it's very, very unlikely Grand Theft Auto 3 will ever look anything like Red Dead Redemption 2. However, some small upgrades like an increased resolution, better frame rates and lighting effects, and tighter controls will likely be featured in Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition, and vehicles that were only available in Vice City (such as motorcycles and helicopters) are also fairly safe bets for inclusion in GTA 3's Liberty City sandbox. Related: GTA 6 Reveal Trailer & Look At the New Map Rumored to Drop in November In the press release for Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition, Rockstar states that this new remastered GTA collection will include "across-the-board upgrades, including graphical improvements and modern gameplay enhancements for all three titles." No specifics of the actual changes are given, but the announcement also mentions these upgrades will still maintain " the classic look and feel of the originals." While vague, this description - along with the fact that these new Grand Theft Auto games are coming to mobile as well as current-gen consoles like the PS5 and Xbox Series X - do give an indication of the direction Rockstar is leaning in. Letting players swim in Vice City and Liberty City would be an exciting prospect - but is it possible?
Rockstar has confirmed Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Editionis coming to celebrate Grand Theft Auto 3's 20th anniversary, but will GTA 3 and Vice City finally let players swim? Swimming was not introduced to the Grand Theft Auto franchise until San Andreas originally, alongside other new gameplay elements like bicycling, a better aiming system, and stealth mechanics.
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