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So, I stumbled onto this PlayStation Store sale, and it’s kind of a big deal if you’re into chaotic, open-world adventures where you can pretty much do whatever you want. This trilogy of action games — you know, the ones everyone’s always talking about — is now 60% off. Yup, that means this bundle, which used to be a bit pricey, is now just $23.99. Timing’s everything, right? Or maybe I’m just too easily swayed by discounts.
Anyway — wait, no — so Rockstar Games, those folks who are infamous for hiking up their game prices, have surprisingly chopped down the price for Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition. Don’t ask me why. Maybe they felt generous, or maybe it’s just a marketing thing. Who knows?
Picture this: The trilogy. It’s packing GTA III, GTA: Vice City, and GTA: San Andreas, with all the bells and whistles that Grove Street Games could cram in. Funny story, when it first came out it was kinda glitchy. People were, like, really not impressed because of these performance hiccups. I guess Rockstar had to patch things up pretty fast. Now? It’s smooth sailing, at least on PS5 and PS4. It’s like they finally learned how to use the brakes properly. Or maybe they just gave it a tune-up.
The description on the PS Store is so enthusiastic, it’s almost like they’re pitching the next blockbuster movie. Updated classics, lighting that actually makes a difference, high-res textures that don’t look like something straight out of an early 2000s computer game, and controls that make you feel like a pro gamer. Big promises, right? Sometimes they deliver, sometimes… well, you know how it goes.
Oh, and if you’re a GTA+ member, you’re in luck. You can just download the trilogy without forking over more cash. Just don’t mix it up with PS Plus because, strangely, it’s not part of that deal. Makes you wonder what the plan there was.
And there it is. A sale, a deal, a bit of nostalgia wrapped up in some digital pixels. Worth a look, if only to see what the fuss is about.
