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]]>In a tweet posted by Rockstar (opens in new tab), the developer announced: “The release dates for the physical versions of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition have changed.” Rather than releasing on December 7, 2021, like originally planned, the physical version of the collection will now be released on December 17, 2021.
If you were hoping to pick up the Nintendo Switch version of the remastered GTA Trilogy, however, we have some bad news. The Nintendo Switch version of the collection has been pushed back even further to an unspecified date sometime in 2022.
The release dates for the physical versions of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition have changed.Xbox Series X / Xbox One and PS4 will now release on December 17. The Nintendo Switch version is coming in early 2022.Check your local retailer for availability. pic.twitter.com/6avP8yp6laNovember 30, 2021
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It’s possible that this delay could be due to the hefty update Rockstar released for the GTA Trilogy yesterday, which featured well over 100 fixes in the game from issues with misspellings on signs, UI errors, and several problems related to the rain in the game. Perhaps most notably though, the update reintroduced San Andreas’ foggy skyline, something fans have been petitioning for since the remastered collection was released.
Unfortunately, it’s been a rocky start for the GTA Trilogy which seems to consistently come up against issue after issue even before its release last month. Not only was the game full of bugs – prior to the latest update – it also missed out a tonne of classic elements which left a lot of long-time fans disappointed. This includes some of the game’s soundtrack and some of the classic cheats in the original titles.
Find out what the Grand Theft Auto community thinks of the GTA Trilogy’s turbulent launch.
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GTA Vice City Hidden Packages Rewards
There are 100 GTA Vice City hidden packages stashed throughout the game, which look like little green Tiki statues. You’ll receive $100 every time you pick one of them up, and for every 10 collected a new reward is unlocked. Below we have a list of all these rewards, with the armor and weapons spawning at your Ocean View Hotel, Vercetti Mansion, and Hyman Condo safehouses, while the vehicles appear at the stated locations:
- 10 hidden packages: Body armor
- 20 hidden packages: Chainsaw
- 30 hidden packages: Colt Python
- 40 hidden packages: Flame-Thrower
- 50 hidden packages: PSG-1 Sniper Rifle
- 60 hidden packages: Minigun
- 70 hidden packages: Rocket Launcher
- 80 hidden packages: Sea Sparrow (helicopter) – Vercetti Mansion
- 90 hidden packages: Rhino (tank) – Fort Baxter Air Base
- 100 hidden packages: Hunter (helicopter) – Fort Baxter Air Base and Lance Vance’s House, plus $100,000
GTA Vice City Hidden Packages in Ocean Beach
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There are 8 GTA Vice City hidden packages in Ocean Beach, the area at the south end of the main east island.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #1
On one of the wooden platforms off the southwest coast.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #2
On the cluster of rocks off the southwest coast.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #3
On the south side entrance steps behind Lance Vance’s house.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #4
On the steps leading up to the lighthouse entrance.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #5
At the north end of the Marina Sands Hotel underground car park, accessed from the entrance by the docks.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #6
Behind the Ocean View Medical Center.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #7
On a ledge under the southernmost bridge.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #8
On a rooftop accessed by helicopter, or stunt jump from the top of the parking garage to the west then use one of the vent ramps to reach it.
GTA Vice City Hidden Packages in Washington Beach
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There are 12 GTA Vice City hidden packages in Washington Beach, the area at the center of the main east island.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #9
By the swimming pool and armor behind the tall pink building.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #10
On the rooftop of DBP Security, accessed by helicopter or vehicle jumping from the stairs in the nearby alleyway.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #11
Inside the fenced area behind the Washington Street safehouse.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #12
Next to the small bridge leading to Bunch of Tools, on the southeast side.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #13
On the rooftop of the tall white building with blue windows, accessed by helicopter.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #14
On a lifeguard station on Washington Beach.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #15
Enter Washington Beach Police Station, then go up the stairs at the end of the corridor and straight ahead to the long office opposite – wear the VCPD uniform you get after the Cop Land mission to avoid a wanted level, grab it during the No Escape? mission, or be prepared for a fight with the police when you enter as you’ll gain a wanted level.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #16
Beside the pink building next to the long thin swimming pool.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #17
Within the outdoor showers.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #18
Under the bridge leading to Starfish Island.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #19
Behind the Spand Express office.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #20
At the far end of a girder on the upper level of the construction site – follow the wooden planks to reach the upper level then look to the end of the girder and carefully walk along it.
GTA Vice City Hidden Packages in Vice Point
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There are 20 GTA Vice City hidden packages in Vice Point, the area at the north end of the main east island.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #21
On the short wooden jetty behind the apartments.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #22
Near the rooftop pool on top of the hotel diagonally opposite from the Malibu Club, accessed by helicopter.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #23
Behind the wall in the Malibu Club parking lot.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #24
Near the rooftop pool by a palm tree on top of the hotel, accessed by helicopter or grab it during the Treacherous Swine mission.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #25
In the corner of the pool area behind the WK Chariot Hotel.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #26
By the counter inside Well Stacked Pizza.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #27
Behind the stairs on the end of the apartment block.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #28
Behind the counter in the jewellery store.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #29
By the back door of Mercedes’ house.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #30
On top of a series of rooftops opposite Mercedes’ house, accessed by helicopter or by going up the stairs to the south then dropping down to the lower roof area, as seen during The Chase mission.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #31
In the corner of the grass courtyard behind a fence.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #32
At the end of the plaza on the hairpin bend near the curved Ducum Inn hotel.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #33
On the top diving board of the swimming pool next to the Ducum Inn.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #34
Next to the bridge leading to Prawn Island, on the south side.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #35
Behind the Jocksport billboard on the beach RC Bandit track.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #36
By the center set of rear doors behind the Vice Point Club on the beach side.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #37
At the end of the alley between the two north side entrances to North Point Mall.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #38
Between sets of Sale signs on the east side of the upper floor of the North Point Mall, near a planter.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #39
Inside the Gash store at the south end of the North Point Mall, on the upper floor above the escalator.
GTA Vice City Hidden Package #40
Tucked near the entrance to the parking lot on the west side of North Point Mall.
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]]>Last week, Rockstar finally unveiled Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, which repackages GTA 3, Vice City, and San Andreas into a remastered bundle. Consequently, Rockstar will remove the original versions of all three games from all storefronts, which users on Steam in particular aren’t happy about, as Eurogamer (opens in new tab) first reported.
In short, the users on Steam see this as a severe blow to game preservation. Users with hundreds, and even thousands of hours on record on all three GTA games on Steam are understandably saddened by Rockstar completely wiping the versions of the games they’re so attached to from the face of the planet, and so they’re urging others to share in the games they adore before they’re gone.
As Eurogamer notes however, the three GTA games might actually not be replaced on Steam. When the remastered trilogy was announced last week, Rockstar stated that the original three GTA games would be taken off Steam on PC, but that the remastered collection would only be available through the Rockstar Launcher on the platform. This could mean that the three GTA games are about to vanish from Steam in all forms forever.
Whatever happens, we won’t have to wait long to find out. Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition launches at some point later this year, and it’ll be available for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Nintendo Switch.
For more on Rockstar’s famed series, head over to our guide on the best GTA games, ranked from worst to best.
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]]>And no, it doesn’t seem like Balazs Kalocsai, the video’s creator, has any plans to work on Vice City Remastered as an actual fan game. Probably for the best. There would be way, way too many tears when Rockstar inevitably shuts it down.
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December 4
Far Cry 3
Platform: PC, Xbox 360, PS3
EU: Out
The month’s most notable release is also one of the year’s most anticipated shooters, as Far Cry 3 delivers something quite different from the average military murder-fest. We’ve already put the game through its paces, and we came away in awe of the ample single-player quest, which lets you tear up a pair of open islands as a twentysomething bro in search of his kidnapped pals. As he finds purpose in killing and battling the intense antagonist, Vaas, the campaign hits a fever pitch that’s only amplified by crazed wildlife and enemy gangs. Multiplayer and co-op may not hit nearly the same heights, but unlike many modern FPS favorites, this is a shooter that thrives because of its killer campaign. Get lost in it.
Guardians of Middle-Earth
Platform: PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade (12/5)
EU: December 4 (XBLA: 12/5)
Before ducking into a theater later this month for Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, revisit the universe via Guardians of Middle-Earth, a downloadable console take on the MOBA (multiplayer online battle arena) genre. Monolith’s second XBLA/PSN release this year (following Gotham City Impostors), Guardians takes after genre hits like League of Legends and DotA, letting players team up for five-on-five arena battles using a wide array of fighters from the Middle-Earth universe. We thought it likely to be “an inexpensive game whose complexity far overshadows many full-retail titles on the market,” which bodes well for keeping players entertained throughout the long winter.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Dragonborn
Platform: Xbox 360
EU: December 4
By all accounts, the third add-on for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – titled Dragonborn – will be the largest to date, delivering what fans hope will be a vast addition on par with that of Shivering Isles from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Priced at 1600 Microsoft Points ($20) and initially exclusive to Xbox 360, Dragonborn takes players back to Solstheim, the island seen in the Bloodmoon expansion for Morrowind, letting them explore that familiar terrain as they tame dragons, learn dark powers, and wield new armor and weapons against fresh foes. We suspect a PC release will follow early next year, with a PlayStation 3 debut… sometime, maybe.
Mass Effect Trilogy
Platform: PlayStation 3
EU: December 7
Last month, the Xbox 360 and PC versions of Mass Effect Trilogy launched, delivering a fantastic value to anyone who hadn’t kept up with the series over the past few years. But it’s this month’s PlayStation 3 version that’s most notable, as it marks the debut of the 2007 original on the platform, finally allowing Sony die-hards to experience the trilogy from the beginning. And if you don’t want to shell out for the whole set, the original Mass Effect will also be sold separately for just $14.99 on PlayStation Network on the same date.
Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth
Platform: Wii U
EU: TBD
Now here’s an interesting transition. Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth launched a few weeks back on Xbox 360, using Kinect to let you unleash super-powered moves in a framework carried over from last year’s PowerUp Heroes. Now, the Wii U release essentially adapts the Kinect commands for the GamePad touchscreen, allowing you to draw gestures with your finger or stylus to execute the same moves. Aside from the input change – which includes the option to use a Wii Remote and Nunchuk – the overall experience looks very similar, serving up a comic-inspired tag-team fighter that emphasizes those flashy maneuvers over simple attacks.
Cabela’s Dangerous Hunts 2013
Platform: Wii U
EU: TBD
Hot on the heels of its release on other platforms comes a Wii U version of Cabela’s Dangerous Hunts 2013, the latest entry in the hunting brand’s amped-up series – but we haven’t seen or heard anything about what this specific release has to offer. What we do know is that Dangerous Hunts 2013 is not sold with the optional Top Shot Fearmaster peripheral on other platforms, which reads your heart rate and feeds that information into the game. We’re curious to see whether the Wii U release puts the GamePad screen to great use, or if it’ll be a pretty straight port from the Wii. Guess we’ll have to wait and see when it drops, though.
Family Party: 30 Great Games Obstacle Arcade
Platform: Wii U
EU: Out
Every new platform needs a mini-game collection, right? The Wii U has Nintendo Land–and Rabbids Land. Need another? D3Publisher’s Family Party: 30 Great Games Obstacle Arcade looks to fill that spot, and if the series’ history is any indication, it’ll be another quantity-over-quality proposition that’s hardly in line with the boastful title. Serving up 1-on-3 experiences with one player on the GamePad and all others using Wii Remotes, Obstacle Arcade collects an array of bite-sized play experiences that include skydiving and soccer-themed activities, as well as taunting alligators on dangling ropes. Hey, it’s $30. Set expectations accordingly.
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