GTA fans are speculating that the developer of 2021's Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy might not be too pleased with Rockstar Games after the removal of the studio's name from the game collection's menu screens, as it appears to have unfollowed the original GTA developer on Twitter.

Fans quickly noticed how the port team 'Grove Street Games' had been dropped from the trilogy's splash screen and now the developer's CEO Thomas Williamson has responded on social media. It's worth noting Grove Street is still in the game's end credits, but the fact is the screen referencing GSG on launch is now gone.

Rockstar Games has released updates for each of the remastered Grand Theft Auto games included in the GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition collection that make these maligned versions play better, as well as making them look more like the original games released on PS2 back in the early 2000s.

The CEO of Grove Street Games, the team that originally made the GTA Trilogy, has called out Rockstar for a change to the opening credits.

Take-Two Interactive's recent update on GTA 6's release date may give fans a clue as to when the next trailer for the game will be shown.

Rockstar has rolled out a surprise update for Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition (which I will henceforth be calling the GTA Trilogy) and it's good news for fans, because apparently the PC edition is almost as good as the mobile version now.

Rockstar remained silent for 3 years, but fortunately, they were working on optimizations for Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - Definitive Edition. Recently, they released an update

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