This really makes the getting the trilogy a hard sale for me, and I am going to cancel my pre-order for the physical edition. To be honest I would have rather have had the PS2 versions ported to the Switch. On the Switch it's just obvious how this seems to be a case where they gave us a sloppy poor performing port just to release these games on the platform. Considering how powerful of a console that is and how old of a game it is there is no real excuse for this kind of performance. Luckily we got the definitive edition of San Andreas on Gamepass, but I had to make a few adjustments to get it to play smoothly.

I know just trying to play the Series X version alone was problematic. Somehow I doubt contacting support is going to make these better ports. In a previous tweet, Williamson seemed to explain the weight of the situation and pressure the team was under when delivering the Definitive Edition: Today we are celebrating our monumental project launch, while we work on updates.'

I’m honestly enjoying this unparalleled level of scrutiny on our studio. 'It’s so fun to see players out there really enjoying what we’ve put together for them. The company's CEO and owner, Thomas Williamson, has now publically acknowledged fan criticisms - with the following tweet, that perhaps unsurprisingly hasn't gone down well with a lot of fans: This latest trilogy, in case you didn't know, was handled by the Florida-based team at Grove Street Games - who has been porting GTA titles to various platforms for around a decade now and was responsible for the latest effort. Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition is now available on the Nintendo Switch and multiple other platforms but it's not got off to the best start - with fans supposedly encountering all sorts of issues in each of the games.

Gta trilogy crack status