Any thoughts if they should or not? With GTA3 hitting phones it no longer seems R* is hesitant to spend money on rereleasing some of its library.

that would be alright.

For GTA III sure.

I'd definitely be up for an HD collection of both GTA3 and GTAVC. Never played San Andreas oddly enough.

I would be down to play VIce City again

If they fixed the shooting a bit, to make it more like GTA IV, I would be down.

I would look at that a few times and then buy.

If they completely overhauled the mission structures in those games, then sure.

I've not played any except for GTAIV, so I'd be interested.

Would all three cities fit on one DVD?

I would definitely buy it to replay san andreas and vice city

@Hailinel said:

If they completely overhauled the mission structures in those games, then sure.

How so? What I am imagining what you mean would completely negate the point of an HD collection. It would be more like a whole new game, set in those locations

I already own every main gta game past 2, so I'm not really interested in buying them again. It would be cool for newcomers though.

Only if they make it more modern control wise. While the past GTA games are still amazing in many aspects, the controls are archaic, and maybe some checkpoint spread throughout missions. I always felt that doing the missions all over again was more of a chore if I ever lost. And gosh, I'm going to sound like a "noob" in general, but it'd be nice to adopt the regain health system as well. The way Red Dead Redemption was perfect. I already own all the GTA games, but if they made an updated HD game, then I might think of getting it. I love Vice City, and think all the others are great achievements as well.

@SSully said:

@Hailinel said:

If they completely overhauled the mission structures in those games, then sure.

How so? What I am imagining what you mean would completely negate the point of an HD collection. It would be more like a whole new game, set in those locations

Precisely, because it was that very mission structure in Vice City that murdered my interest in finishing the game or even playing another minute of any game in the franchise. As much as I enjoyed the atmosphere of Vice City, the gameplay was painfully bad, even in its day.

Would all three cities fit on one DVD?

Would all three cities fit on one DVD?

never really put time into san andreas so i would be down. that and Vice City would be cool

@Hailinel said:

@SSully said:

@Hailinel said:

If they completely overhauled the mission structures in those games, then sure.

How so? What I am imagining what you mean would completely negate the point of an HD collection. It would be more like a whole new game, set in those locations

Precisely, because it was that very mission structure in Vice City that murdered my interest in finishing the game or even playing another minute of any game in the franchise. As much as I enjoyed the atmosphere of Vice City, the gameplay was painfully bad, even in its day.

Oh well I agree 100%. I was able to get through GTA 3 and Vice City, but I have never managed to beat SA or GTA 4 because the mission structures in these games are so damn tedious and repetitive. I always enjoy the first half of these games, but by the time I am about 75% of the way through I am spent.

I almost didn't finish RDR because the mission structure is the samething, but I stuck around because everything else in the game was fanastic.

Hopefully we see some kind of change when it comes to the missions in GTA V.

That would be sweet. If only they could do away with that awful blur effect in GTAIII. It looks like shit today.