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"GTA: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition" had a shaky launch, but Rockstar Games appears to continuously work on fixing bugs and gameplay issues. The developer deployed Title Update 1.04 on Monday with a long list of improvements for the bundle and every remastered title in the collection.
Rockstar delivered general fixes for all three remastered games in "GTA: The Trilogy" for all platforms, including stability improvements. Title Update 1.04 will also enhance overall game performance and graphics modes on all platforms. The remastered collection was released on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. It is also slated to launch on Android and iOS this year.
The update has also addressed issues encountered when players try to repeat a mission from the last checkpoint. Rockstar said collision issues and texture art and signage issues were also fixed in the major "GTA: The Trilogy" patch.
Players can now hold the Spring button to execute a partial sprint when playing the remastered "GTA 3." In the same game, Rockstar fixed the GPS performance in Vigilante missions and addressed a bug that made the game display green traffic lights all the time.
Visuals of several locations in the remastered "GTA: Vice City" were also improved, including the wall textures in Colon Hotel and the alley wall beside Deacon Hotel. Players should no longer experience the issue that prevents the "Chopper'd Up" Achievement from being awarded.
The quality of the High Fade haircut in the remastered "GTA: San Andreas" was one of the common issues raised by players when the "GTA: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition" launched. But Title Update 1.04 should finally improve it. The patch also delivered improvements in the first-person camera view on some cars. Firefighter and Paramedic UI messages should start displaying in 4K resolution following the update. The Driving School TV's UI should be improved, especially when the PC gamers have set their screens' resolution to 3440 x 1440.
These are just a few of the improvements and fixes released through Title Update 1.04. "GTA: The Trilogy" players can view the complete patch notes on Rockstar Games Support.
