#GTA 4 REMASTERED SERIES#

Grand Theft Auto 4 ushered in a new era for Rockstar Games with its at-the-time jaw-dropping visuals, intricately designed open-world, and impressive physics. Why a Grand Theft Auto 4 Remaster is Needed

RELATED: Take-Two Interactive is Developing Three Unannounced Remakes or Remasters A Grand Theft Auto 4 remaster or remake could solve that problem, and it'd be worthwhile for Rockstar Games.

It's a shame because Grand Theft Auto 4 deserves the attention that Grand Theft Auto 5 gets, and for that to happen, it needs to be moreВ easily accessible.

#GTA 4 REMASTERED SERIES#

Unlike Grand Theft Auto 5, Grand Theft Auto 4 is still tied to the PS3/Xbox 360 and PC, although the 360 version of the game is backward compatible with Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S. Surprisingly enough, Grand Theft Auto 4 hasn't gotten the Grand Theft Auto 5 treatment, the latter of which has already been released on two generations of consoles, with another re-release happening later this year. Needless to say, Grand Theft Auto 4 is still just as impressive, even though in many ways it doesn't hold up as well as it did back then. Grand Theft Auto 4's staggering visuals breathed life to the grim and grey streets of Liberty City, whereas its diverse cast of characters helped portray a convoluted, slow-burn of a story that is still one of the greatest narratives in games. It's been 13 years since Rockstar Games first released Grand Theft Auto 4, which many believed was way ahead of its time.

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