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Nintendo of America announced today that the physical release of Grand Theft Car: The Trilogy – Definitive Edition for the Nintendo Switch will hit stores early adjacent calendar month. Last November, the release was delayed, while the Xbox and PS4 physical editions were released the following calendar month.

The physical edition of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – Definitive Edition for the Switch goes on sale in stores on Feb eleven. Nevertheless, this release doesn't come with a game cartridge and instead contains a code for the game that users volition need to download before they can play.

Thousand Theft Machine: The Trilogy – Definitive Edition launched with dozens of glitches and bugs that fabricated the games unplayable in some ways. The well-nigh pregnant issues affected areas like San Andreas' Mount Chiliad, seeing protagonist Carl prune through the top of the mountain with no atmospheric condition to speak of while the PS2 version had cloud encompass and no clipping of whatever kind. There was also the rain in all iii games, which made each title look similar there was a static filter over it.

Publisher Take-Two'southward CEO Strauss Zelnick explained in an interview with Sqwark on the Street, CNBC'south stock marketplace talk show that the game's launch was a mere glitch that has now been fixed. Programmer Rockstar Games has undoubtedly put in a lot of work to correct the bugs in the game at launch, but they withal don't seem to exist what fans would call the definitive mode to play the original GTA trilogy.