Rockstar's Latest GTA Trilogy Update Sparks Developer Drama and Fixes
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Grove Street Games, the developer behind the 2021 release of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, has seemingly unfollowed Rockstar Games on Twitter after a recent update removed its name from the game's menu screens. The update, which introduced significant improvements and bug fixes, did not mention this change. While Rockstar still follows Grove Street, the unfollowing has sparked speculation about potential dissatisfaction from the developer. Grove Street is currently working on other projects, including the mobile port for Ark: Ultimate Survival Edition.
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