GTA Trilogy Fails to Impress on Steam as Old San Andreas Has More Players

Rockstar Games recently released the "GTA Trilogy - The Definitive Edition" package for PC through Steam. It includes remastered versions of Grand Theft Auto 3, Vice City, and San Andreas. Although the package is discounted from its original price, it appears that players are not very interested in this new version. 

The three games included in the package have been graphically improved to look better on modern hardware. However, some players reported that they experienced a few bugs while playing the game. Furthermore, the quality of some textures has come under criticism by fans who feel let down by Rockstar's effort in remastering these titles. 

Despite this negative feedback from gamers, there is a surprising fact about GTA Trilogy - The Definitive Edition – it hasn't gathered much attention on Steam compared to its predecessor. This can be seen when looking at how many people have purchased and played each version of San Andreas – surprisingly enough, more people are still playing the classic non-remastered edition than its remastered counterpart! 

Some fans speculate that one major reason why players don't want to purchase or play this game could be because they already own all three titles separately but with no graphical improvements at all, which means they'd essentially be paying for something they already own – again! Moreover, another point worthy of consideration is that most users would rather prefer purchasing an upgrade path instead of buying everything over again just because it looks better now, graphically speaking. 
    
Regardless of whether or not GTA Trilogy - The Definitive Edition will eventually become popular among Steam users remains unknown as time passes by and more reviews come out regarding its overall performance, but so far, it seems like old sausages taste better than their newer counterparts here as well since more people are still playing classic San Andreas instead!