#GTA: Vice City

This includes GTA III, GTA: Vice City, and GTA: San Andreas. Rockstar Games has officially announced that GTA III, Vice City, and San Andreas will be available on new-gen platforms as Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy. In a blast from the past, an early build of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City has surfaced online, offering a rare glimpse into the game's developmental stages. According to early reports, fans will notice distinct changes in car and character models, alternative music tracks, and variations in the iconic intro and cutscene animations that helped define Vice City’s vibrant 1980s aesthetic. Vice City, celebrated for its neon-soaked streets and homage to 1980s Miami, has maintained a loyal following over the years, with fans eagerly dissecting every detail. With GTA 6 already generating buzz by hinting at a return to Vice City, this pre-release build only deepens the mystery and nostalgia surrounding Rockstar’s flagship series. For now, fans can only marvel at the differences and imagine how these early design choices might have altered the course of Vice City’s legendary status. Netflix is bidding farewell to two iconic Grand Theft Auto titles, GTA III and Vice City, as both games are set to leave the platform’s mobile games catalog on December 13, 2024. Read more in our articles including "GTA: The Trilogy is coming to mobile for FREE via Netflix games" and "Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy to be released on PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Mobile platforms".