In one of the most intriguing games of recent days, the first two Grand Theft Auto games were rated PEGI.
The classic continental split platform today presented the two video games ready for players 16 and older because of their violent content.
Ironically, the PlayStation 3 split, as we already know, is a console that hasn't continued to be distributed for a long time. The answer seems to rest on the PlayStation Now service.
The then-introduced platform for the old PS3, along with the PSP, offered backwards compatibility with many titles for the first family console, among which is the GTA mentioned.
Since PS Now now has the power to play cloud, it is likely that it will be used this way and that games back and forth with Cloud Gaming can be played.
But all of this is a good guess, because both the Tony Games and Rockstar have not yet released statements about it. This could all be a different bug or project.
Bringing classic GTAs to the PlayStation 4 in a package or exclusive PlayStation Network offer, is one of the possibilities that this authorization and authorization can sell.
This is still awaiting an announcement on the future of the franchise, with thousands of fans waiting for Grand Theft Auto VI in the coming months or whether to wait for the launch of a new generation.
Although good news is being reported on GTA Online or Red Dead Redemption, what matters most to its fans is the sequel to the article, in a very interesting and interesting way.
It's just waiting to see what this PEGI license means for Gta 1 and 2 on PlayStation 3, where many fans will know about the origin of their favorite crime game.
