Review on Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy Definitive Edition for PlayStation 4 by Mateusz Walkowski ᠌
I am satisfied with everything, the product corresponds to the description.
The devil is not nearly as terrifying as he is made out to be. But for the time being, the review will focus on Grand Theft Auto 3, since I will once again proceed chronologically through the narratives. Then, I will add if I don't forget) And if I forget, it will imply that there is nothing remarkable in San Andres other than the amusing Ryder) And if I forget, it will indicate that there is nothing special in San Andres other than the funny Ryder) In general, the absence of bugs was not a strong suit of the originals, and as a result, I am prepared to encounter them here as well. You may watch videos (including walkthroughs from the owl) on YouTube after the ates that demonstrate that the remaster is already pretty playable and that there is nothing particularly shocking about it. In general, this is the case.
- Due to my extreme partiality, the availability of a nint version is quite beneficial. The responsiveness of GTA3 is quite pleasant, and the controls are pleasing (the degree to which aiming help can be disabled or enabled, enhanced camera behavior).
- - an inability to create movies (it would appear that doing so exhausts all of the available resources on the owl). - Unstable frames per second (although this is not a serious issue; in fact, these decreases do not exceed 5) - an unusual button layout that, in my opinion, requires some getting accustomed to.
