Grove Street Games, the original developer behind Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition, unfollows Rockstar on Twitter.

GTA fans are speculating that the developer of 2021's Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy might not be too pleased with Rockstar Games after the removal of the studio's name from the game collection's menu screens, as it appears to have unfollowed the original GTA developer on Twitter.

The Trilogy has sparked anger from the game's developers, after the studio's name was removed from the opening screen.

The GTA Trilogy's new patch is far bigger than Rockstar seems to want to admit, with a host of quality-of-life adjustments in addition to its visual improvements. Yesterday, the GTA Trilogy - a collection of GTA 3,

Grove Street Games, the original developer of the GTA Trilogy, has unfollowed Rockstar on social media – and its boss has implied the company made a “d*ck move” removing its name from the splash screen of the bundle.

Years after its release, Rockstar has updated the GTA Trilogy to include some classic lighting to help bring the three titles in the bundle back to their original look. The release of Grand Theft Auto Trilogy was met with major fan backlash after iconic characters and scenes from the three remastered games released with funky character models and odd lighting choices.

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