A new GTA Online leak teases big plans for other Rockstar games.
Rockstar Games is possibly preparing some sort of way to access a library of its older games via GTA Online's GTA+ service. Rockstar Games has some of the best video games out there. From Grand Theft Auto to Red Dead Redemption to Bully, Rockstar has created some of the most beloved franchises out there. The studio is praised for its storytelling abilities while mixing in fantastic sandbox gameplay that keeps players coming back from more.
While that may not exactly be in the cards, Rockstar Games is apparently toying with the idea of making its older games readily available. According to Rockstar Games insider Tez2, a recent survey went out to GTA Online players about the game's subscription service, GTA+. The insider noted that the survey asked if players would like to see"free access" to classic Rockstar Games titles.
— Tez2 November 16, 2022 A lot of older Rockstar games are already backward compatible on Xbox, have been ported to PS4, or have been remastered. Of course, some fans still want to see some games get the remake treatment like Max Payne 3, but it's unclear if that's in the cards at the moment. Given this is also part of a survey this could also amount to nothing, so don't get your hopes up.
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