Take-Two has seemingly delayed the mobile version of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition.
GTA: The Trilogy – Definitive Edition released late last year for consoles andPCand was originally announced as coming toiOSandAndroiddevicesin the first half of calendar 2022.
That release window was reiterated byRockstarparent companyTake-Twoduring its third quarter earnings report in February, but on Monday its full-year earnings report appeared to confirm a delay.
It said the game is now scheduled for release during the company’s current fiscal year ending on June 26, 2025. Unless the game releases next month, this would represent a slip.
The console and PC remasters were heavily criticised upon release fora significant number of technical issues, as well as “unintended” documents found within game files such asunlicensed music and developer notes, resulting in the PC version being pulled temporarily.
Despite the launch issues, sales figures shared in February suggested the title hadsold as many as 10 million copiesfollowing its release last November.
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Take-Two hasn’t confirmed exact sales figures for GTA: The Trilogy – Definitive Edition, but CEOStrauss Zelnickclaimed in January that the collection hadperformed “great” since its release.
And during the company’s third quarter earnings call in February, Zelnick said the title had “significantly exceeded” the publisher’s commercial expectations.
