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Catherine Lewis

CEO behind GTA Trilogy calls out Rockstar's "d*ck move" for removing his studio's name, claiming that "hundreds of fixes" had "stayed out of players' hands for years"

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The CEO of Grove Street Games – the studio behind the 2021 GTA Trilogy collection that was heavily criticized by fans at launch – is clearly very unhappy with the developer's recent removal from the collection's splash screen, having now blasted it as "a dick move."

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, which includes GTA 3, San Andreas, and Vice City, was full of bugs when it first released and generally wasn't considered to live up to the 'definitive edition' part of its name. However, this week it got a surprise update that made some massive changes in the form of bug fixes, quality-of-life improvements, and visual upgrades, including a "Classic Lighting Mode." All in all, there's never been a better time to try the collection, but players also noticed that, mysteriously, Grove Street Games' name has been scrubbed from the collection's splash screen, which studio CEO Thomas Williamson has now called out.

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