Everything wrong with the disastrous GTA Trilogy remaster

ROCKSTAR has told CD Projekt to hold its beer and unleashed an absolute mess of a game with GTA Trilogy remaster.

Cyberpunk 2077 was the last doozy of a botched launch but the remastered set of GTA games are the latest contenders.

GTA: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition released last week and reports of issues plaguing the games have been coming thick and fast over the weekend.

Ranging from comical in-game snafus to changes that have riled up the community, here's everything wrong with the GTA Trilogy remaster so far.

Janky character models

This by @VinePotato has some stellar examples of the weird and wacky 'updates' in the remastered trilogy.

Players are mystified as to why they look so terrible, especially when existing mods have done a significantly better job.

The Vados Peds Pack is one such mod that you can check out above in comparison to the original game and the new remastered trilogy.

What's even more frustrating is that Rockstar has started handing out DMCA takedowns to mod makers.

This is after years of letting the community loose on its older games, with no legal threats.

So we're stuck with these abominations for now folks.

Missing songs

Fans of the original titles have noticed that there's a whole bunch of songs missing from the trilogy.

While you might be disappointed that your favourite tunes are missing, licencing issues are to blame.

Rockstar issued a list of confirmed tracks for the games to and the site has put together a list of the tracks that are confirmed to be missing.

It includes Ozzy Osbourne's Bark at the Moon, Micheal Jackson's Billie Jean, and Express Yourself from N.W.A. to name a few.