澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Rockstar Games' former technical director has revealed that the studio, at one point, was developing multipla💎yer for its three-dimensional debut Grand Theft Auto 3.

In response to a player who wondered why the series gave up multiplayer offerings for a while after GTA 2, foღrmer technical director Obbe Vermeij that he did in fact code multiplayer for GTA 3, it just never crossed the finish line to release. "Since GTA 1 & 2 had [multiplayer] we thought GTA 3 should have it as well," Ver🅷meij explains.

Adding in multipla♔yer functionality while accidentally creating the open-world blueprint for the next two decades of mainstream games was seemingly too much, however. "The basic gameplay was working but there was too much to be done and we canceled it," Vermeij continues. "We tried again for [GTA Vice City] and failed. When [GTA San Andreas] came around we thought it was too late in the console cycle and settled for the co-op mode. It was only for GTA 4 that we assigned enough coders and level designers to make it happen."

GTA Online is now the juggernaut multiplayer experience tha൲t almost every other live service is gunning for, but the studio's older catalog is still being supported by dedicated fan communities. For instance, the Multi Theft Auto mod extends multiplayer functionality to all three PS2-era GTA games, and Vermeij himself said it 🐻was "great to see the communities are still so active" for the unofficial online projects.

Elsewhere in the series' crime-ridden streets, 澳🌠洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:GTA 6 is officially launching in fall 20꧟25 and aims to "cre♏ateꦯ an experience that no one has seen before." Rockstar Games' reveal doesn't shed light on what that never-before-seen experience could be - shinier graphics? HD jetpacks? actually sexy sex scenes in a game!? - but GTA theorists reckon we🐭'll hear more about the blockbuster game soon. 

For now, check out 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:everything we know about GTA 6 so far.