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Combining Grand Theft Auto 3, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, developer Grove Street Games attempted to update the game's lighting, driving, HUD, character models and more. However, things didn't go quite according to plan as Diablo IV Gold the release was marred by all sorts of issues including glitches, bugs, wonky visuals, and more.

There's been no shortage of weird visual glitches and issues posted to social media by players, including the rain effects from GTA: San Andreas that can not only go through solid objects but hurt the eyes as well. 

Fans have been outright frustrated and disappointed by the many issues present with some of these beloved games, modders have even taken it upon themselves to fix the game before official updates can be rolled out. Some are out as of this writing, but it's not really enough to redeem the games. 

Things have gotten so bad that Rockstar has not only apologized, but promised to restore the previously removed original Grand Theft Auto games from digital storefronts like Steam. While patches and updates have started to roll out, many fans have already started calling the release this year's Cyberpunk 2077.

It's not that Outriders is a bad game, but games only have one chance at a first impression, and Outriders may not have landed the way it intended. Recently, however, the New Horizon update has even caused a player count spike as fans return to the game to see all of buy Diablo 4 Gold the changes and reworks.