This combined with the fact that the collection is expected to come to mobile devices next year left some fans worried that it may constitute cheap or quick ports. When Rockstar Games first announced Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition, it did so without releasing a trailer of any kind. The Grand Theft Auto Trilogy release date puts it outside the window that new PlayStation Now games would be added in November, so that's the most likely reason why PlayStation Now subscribers have to wait until December to get their hands on a Grand Theft Auto freebie. While Microsoft adds new Xbox Game Pass games regularly throughout any given month, Sony typically adds the new PlayStation Now games all at the same time.
It's unclear why PlayStation Now subscribers have to wait until December, but it likely has to do with how Sony adds new PlayStation Now games. On December 7, PlayStation Now subscribers will be able to play the GTA Trilogy version of Grand Theft Auto 3 for no additional charge. PlayStation Now is not being left out when it comes to Grand Theft Auto Trilogy goodies. Anyone that wants to access the other two games in the bundle will have to shell out the $59.99 to get their hands on Grand Theft Auto 3 and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City as well. When Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition launches, Xbox Game Pass subscribers will get instant access to Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
