Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB), and withdrawn from sale in Australia. Assets for the minigame were discovered in the PlayStation 2 and Xbox versions of the game, and users found ways of enabling the minigame via console modding tools.įollowing criticism from lawmakers and the public, San Andreas was reassessed with an " Adults Only (AO)" rating by the U.S. The minigame was completely disabled for the final version of San Andreas, and was not publicly known until the 2005 release of Hot Coffee, a fan-made mod for the Windows port of San Andreas that enabled access. The minigame allows players, as protagonist Carl "CJ" Johnson, to have animated sexual intercourse with an in-game girlfriend of their choosing. The physical version for all consoles will launch on December 7.Hot Coffee is a normally inaccessible minigame in the 2004 video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, developed by Rockstar North. Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Editionlaunches for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC on November 11. Either way, it does seem like at least one of the three games won’t be included on the physical release’s cart.
That is not concrete evidence of how the trilogy’s physical release is going to be handled, of course – it’s also possible that Vice City’s eShop page doesn’t mention a specific file size yet because that simply hasn’t ben finalized yet. Vice City, on the other hand, mentions a file size of 119 GB on its page, though it also comes with a note (that the other two game’s pages don’t have), which reads: “The estimated system space that will be required to download this game is 6.5 GB.” GTA 3’s page lists a file size of 2.2 GB for the game, while GTA: San Andreas is listed at 10.8 GB. The trilogy’s eShop page lists the release as a bundle of the three remasters, and though neither of them can be purchased separately, they do each have their own eShop page. However, as spotted by VGC, it seems like out of the three games, it’ll be GTA: Vice City that won’t be included in the physical version’s cart and will require a download. The label with this detail points to the back of the box for more details, but the back of the box isn’t available on the listing. However, even with recent reports that Nintendo itself might be handling the physical distribution of the trilogy’s Switch physical release, it seems it will end up requiring a download after all.Īs per the box art of the game found on a listing on Target’s website, GTA: The Trilogy’s physical Switch version will require a download.
We recently learned that Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition’s file size on the Switch was going to be around 25 GB, leading many to wonder how Rockstar would handle the physical release of the game, especially given how rarely publishers choose to shell out the money to Nintendo for 32 GB carts.
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