GTA: 3 Remastered Games Coming in 2022, Take-Two Confirms

Some leaks from Take-Two allow us to see the immediate future for the GTA series with even 3 unannounced remastered/ports coming on the way.

Take-Two slide reveals 3 unannounced ports or remastered games in development

There is some good news for fans of the GTA series, as a recent slide from Take-Two has revealed 3 remastered versions of some of the best games in the history of the famous saga.

The slide doesn’t reveal the specific names of these three unannounced titles, but we still know with certainty that they were in development, both with the new remastered version of GTA 5 and the standalone version of Grand Theft Auto Online.

You can check the slide in the tweet below which was taken from GTANet Twitter account that also shows the names of various games coming very soon, specified under the name as “Immersive Core” which includes titles such as NBA 2K22, WWE 2K22, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands all from 2K, and one still unannounced project.

In the same slide from Take-Two, you can also see the other three previously released titles, including Grand Theft Auto V: Expanded and Enhanced, GTA Online Standalone, Kerbal Space Program, as well as the other three unannounced games.

Among the games from the “Independent” team, we can also find Olliolli World, while for the mobile division we can see 10 games not yet announced and which should still arrive in the next year.

The enhanced and complete version of GTA 5 for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S will release on November 11, 2021. GTA Online Standalone will be sold separately and without the campaign for users who want to buy it in the same format. After that, the remastered version of the Kerbal Space Program will be available.

The fiscal year will end on March 31 2022 for Take-Two, the parent company of many studios but also and especially of Rockstar Games. We know that the publisher is working on several remasters, but we also know that several times a possible port of GTA 3, Vice City, and San Andreas has been mentioned in the form of a compilation. What if that’s what it’s all about for some of the unannounced games?