Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition

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A shockingly poor effort that manages to suck all of the fun out of Rockstar’s stellar crime epics. This version of GTA is far from “definitive” – it’s a shoddy, buggy, low resolution mess that isn’t worth your money or time.

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A shockingly poor effort that manages to suck all of the fun out of Rockstar's stellar crime epics. This version of GTA is far from "definitive" - it's a shoddy, buggy, low resolution mess that isn't worth your money or time.

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6/10

Jim Hargreaves (TheSixthAxis)

If you’re coming into Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy expecting each game to look and play like GTA V, prepare for disappointment at a passionless upscaling effort. On the flipside, if you fancy reliving these open world wonders with some of their rougher gameplay edges sanded down, prepare to lose yourself for sixty hours or more.

November 16, 2021 |

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GTA: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition is a relic of its time. A relic that was better left unearthed.

November 15, 2021 |

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2/10

David Walters (CGMagazine)

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Dan Roemer (Destructoid)

So far, my all-around experience with the Definitive Edition trilogy is very mixed. On one hand, I’m still having fun just revisiting these games. On the other hand, I can’t help but feel like this collection needed more time in the oven. Going forward, I have a full review (and video review) planned, and I’m morbidly curious what other graphical oddities I’ll encounter once I begin playing and exploring the later acts of these games. I’m also dreading the RC vehicle missions, but perhaps they’ve tweaked them, or at the very least, improved the controls on the tiny vehicles themselves.

November 13, 2021 |

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Jim Hargreaves (TheSixthAxis)

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David Walters (CGMagazine)

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GTA: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition is a relic of its time. A relic that was better left unearthed.

Dan Roemer (Destructoid)

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Atomix	Alberto Desfassiaux	80 / 100	11-16-2021	Despite the complaints and all, the reality is that Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy	Read review
BaziCenter	کسری کریمی طار	6.5 / 10	11-14-2021	In the end, you'll hate that you can't love GTA Trilogy Remastered, at least at its current state, as tons of bugs and performance issues really ruin the fun. That said, if you grew up playing these titles and you can't wait to get back into the good old days, the game is still playable, although we recommend to wait for future updates to iron out the issues. As for new generation gamers who are used to modern gameplay and design, there is probably not much to look for here as the core gameplay mechanisms of this package are really old.	Read review
Bazimag	Sina Golabzade	1 / 10	11-18-2021	After a campaign of threat and terror against the mod makers who had kept these titles alive for the better part of two decades and de-listing the original versions, we are offered this magnificent piece of failure and while playing it, you just keep wondering about the inner workings of QA departments of the publishers and console manufacturers that time and again have let titles this functionally broken, slip past them.	Read review
CGMagazine	David Walters	2 / 10	11-15-2021	GTA: The Trilogy	Read review
Checkpoint Gaming	Kolby Newland	5 / 10	11-12-2021	Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition is an interesting package; despite doing a number of things fairly well such as gameplay tweaks and refreshed visuals it’s hard not to feel a little let down. When you consider all of the possibilities or additional improvements that could have been made, it just feels like Rockstar could have gone further and created some truly memorable remakes or high-quality remasters. All of the games here do look better and play better than the originals, which technically does make these versions the definitive ones, but it feels like a missed opportunity at the end of the day. A few patches will likely take care of some of the more obvious issues, but at this point it is hard to recommend to anyone other than the GTA faithful.	Read review
COGconnected	Rhett Waselenchuk	50 / 100	11-19-2021	Here’s the thing, though; despite every issue that the GTA: DE suffers from, I’ve still been having a good time with it. Which is simply a testament to how well-written the Grand Theft Auto series is. The GTA: DE needs a patch. Or, maybe, it needs a boatload of patches. Though, I still find myself enjoying the over-the-top storylines, ridiculous dialogue, and outrageous mission structure. It’s hard to call these definitive, but still easy to call them classics.	Read review
Cubed3	Az Elias	4 / 10	11-22-2021	Good, fun games are good, fun games, and even with glitches and the numerous issues this trilogy brings, that's what these still are. However, seeing the state of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy	Read review
Daily Mirror	Eugene Sowah	2 / 5 stars	11-18-2021	But this trilogy is just plagued with so many bugs, glitches and performance issues that really ruin this long-awaited comeback. Fans will have to wait in hope that any patches that are being planned happen right away.	Read review
Destructoid	Dan Roemer	Not Recommended	11-13-2021	So far, my all-around experience with the Definitive Edition trilogy is very mixed. On one hand, I’m still having fun just revisiting these games. On the other hand, I can’t help but feel like this collection needed more time in the oven. Going forward, I have a full review (and video review) planned, and I’m morbidly curious what other graphical oddities I’ll encounter once I begin playing and exploring the later acts of these games. I’m also dreading the RC vehicle missions, but perhaps they’ve tweaked them, or at the very least, improved the controls on the tiny vehicles themselves.	Read review
Everyeye.it	Alessandro Bruni	6 / 10	11-17-2021	The new version of the GTA Trilogy is still able to offer fans hours and hours of nostalgic "play", as long as they are able to overlook the obvious roughness within the offer.	Read review
Game Rant	Dalton Cooper	2 / 5 stars	11-17-2021	There are great stories here, memorable characters, fun missions, and the tools players need to create countless hours of their own entertainment. The foundation of GTA Trilogy is comprised of three of the best games ever made, and so there is inherent value, especially for newcomers. But while the core gameplay of GTA Trilogy is truly incredible, the overall package feels rushed and haphazard. Those desperate for old school GTA on modern consoles should check the collection out, especifically if the promised Grand Theft Auto Trilogy fixes come through, but everyone else can safely skip it.	Read review
Game Revolution	Mack Ashworth	5 / 5 stars	11-26-2021	Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition can be tolerable on the right system. Both PS5 and Xbox Series X offer users the best chance of brute-forcing past the performance barriers but, even then, occasional bugs and glitches can occur. Fun can be had on those current-gen systems, especially by those with some sentimental attachment to the original trilogy, but there’s still likely to be moments of frustration. When it comes to the Nintendo Switch version, as enjoyable as a portable version could be, the experience is heavily compromised and I can’t recommend players drop serious cash on this product.	Read review
Gameblog	Joniwan	7 / 10	11-12-2021	Grand Theft Auto Trilogy Definitive Edition is a good way to (re)discover three legendary titles of the PS2 era. They're the same and yet very different in terms of visuals. But it's not really 100% good and even on PS5, it struggles to deliver a totally smooth experience. Not to mention that they feel a bit old if you talk about gameplay. Still effective, but be prepared.	Read review
Gamefa	mohammad Hossein Karimi	3 / 10	11-17-2021	Rebuilding GTA Trilogy could have taken a variety of ways, and the builder chose the worst.	Read review
GameMAG	Unknown	3 / 10	11-21-2021	There is so much wrong with Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy	Read review
GamePro	Lukas Elstermann	60 / 100	11-17-2021	GTA: The Trilogy is an acceptable but loveless remaster that incorporates some welcome updates, but also new quirks.	Read review
Gamersky	头盖骨莫提	5.9 / 10	11-19-2021	Overall, the final edition of the GTA Trilogy is a disingenuous reset, although the quality of light and shadow, map compared with the original has significantly improved, but the game is full of a variety of poor-quality modeling, as well as many f bugs.	Read review
GameSpace	Chris Bowman	5 / 10	11-29-2021	Overall, Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition was set up to be one of the best things for GTA fans and it failed to hit that mark. It will now be remembered as a failure to launch title but I am sure Rockstar will step in and continue to fix some items within their game world. Released on November 11, 2021, this trilogy is listed at 59.99 USD and is available for all current and next-gen consoles and on PC as well. I hope for some updates soon. The games are playable but not as you remember them.	Read review
GameSpot	Justin Clark	4 / 10	11-19-2021	Rockstar's remastered trilogy is, appropriately, an absolute car wreck of creative neglect.	Read review
Gaming Nexus	Eric Hauter	7 / 10	11-20-2021	Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy	Read review
GamingBolt	Shubhankar Parijat	6 / 10	11-15-2021	Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy	Read review
GamingTrend	Richard Allen, David Flynn	50 / 100	11-16-2021	The Grand Theft Auto series will always be seen as a cultural milestone in video gaming which led to the open world games that we cherish now, but the years have been a bit harsh on the trilogy and the complete lack of care put into what is essentially an afterthought of a remaster doesn't help matters much. The few updates made with controls, shooting, and lighting are nice, but not enough to justify the $60 price tag. The games are still worth revisiting, especially if you've never played the original releases, but only if you aren't playing on PC or the Switch as those versions seem to share the bulk of issues the game is currently experiencing. So far PS5 is the way to go for a hassle-free trip into Liberty City, just maybe wait for a price cut first.	Read review
GBAtemp	Krista Noren	7.5 / 10	11-16-2021	Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy	Read review
God is a Geek	Chris White	5 / 10	11-17-2021	Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy	Read review
GRYOnline.pl	hexx0	5.5 / 10	11-22-2021	It's hard to shake off the feeling that someone wanted to get money from nostalgic fans. GTA Trilogy	Read review
Guardian	Keza MacDonald	2 / 5 stars	11-17-2021	These remasters feel less stable than the glitchy originals, with a lack of attention to detail that undermines the games' character	Read review
Hardcore Gamer	Chris Shive	3 / 5 stars	11-15-2021	Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – Definitive Edition is a collection of three of the greatest games of the early 2000s.	Read review
Hey Poor Player	Jonathan Trussler	4 / 5 stars	11-14-2021	There’s some legitimacy to all of the gripes, and that’s why I can’t give The Trilogy the perfect score that these titles would have merited individually when they were first released. Though the teenager in me might balk at giving any of these games less than 5/5, the 35-year-old me can’t deny that they are a bit janky and dated in parts, and much of the work done to update the gameplay has been insufficient or uneven. It definitely seems a big ask to expect folks to pay £55/$60 USD for these more minimal remasters when the Mafia trilogy, for example, was recently given a much more thorough root-and-branch remake of the first game along with the remastering of the other two titles.	Read review
Hobby Consolas	David Martinez	80 / 100	11-12-2021	‎The nostalgic value of this collection is beyond doubt, they are three masterpieces that today are still very funny (and with a sensational script), but this remastering has fallen short in many aspects, and has technical flaws.‎	Read review
IGN	Tristan Ogilvie	5 / 10	11-17-2021	GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition is defective, disappointing, and surprisingly disrespectful to three classic games and their many legions of fans.	Read review
IGN Italy	Angelo Bianco	5.8 / 10	11-17-2021	Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy	Read review
IGN Middle East	Zaher Albalbisi	6 / 10	11-16-2021	While certainly there's some new enhancement in the remaster that might encourage completely new players to taste these icons of video games for the first time, it's certainly not their best choice as well, the remaster enhancements are unbalanced and leave out many old models the same which makes things feel weirdly divided into two layers, the AI is terrible and there's no real enhancement for character movement or shooting mechanics, there's an absence of small details and a lot of bugs that make this a disappointment especially from an awarded dev such as Rockstar	Read review
Impulsegamer	Sean Warhurst	2.6 / 5 stars	11-24-2021	There's an old saying that goes "You can't polish a turd, but you can roll it in glitter". Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition is almost the exact opposite of that proverb, with the core foundation of the three titles still retaining their charm, albeit in an anachronistic way, but the sterling gold nugget that is the original trilogy is now slathered in so many scoops of steaming shit that it's hard to appreciate them for what they are.	Read review
INDIANTVCZ	Michal Burian	3 / 10	11-22-2021	Definitive Edition? Such a term is unfit for the GTA trilogy. GTA 3, Vice City, and San Andreas remasters are half-baked, full of mistakes, bugs, and plenty of ugly things, such as weird faces and animations. We really can't believe this is the Rockstar now, but here we are.	Read review
Jump Dash Roll	Ant Barlow	5 / 10	11-26-2021	Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy	Read review
Just Push Start	Oliver East	1.75 / 5 stars	11-17-2021	Unfortunately, Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition is proof that nostalgia will only get you so far. It'll get you to boot up the game with rose tinted glasses, there waiting for you are the GTA experiences we have all loved from years ago. They aren't the same though. Improvements are masked by flaws, and they don't truly feel elevated close to "definitive" edition status. The CEO of Grove Street Games has promised updates and hopefully these can fix the qwirks, the bugs and the oddities, which chip away at those rose tinted glasses. We all wanted Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition to allow us to once again sink hours into those glorious games of old. Perhaps they will get there, it's been a rocky start and currently it's not the hidden package we were looking for.	Read review
JVL	Jivé	7 / 10	12-05-2021	This trilogy oscillates between moving nostalgia and the disappointment of remembering the weight of the years.	Read review
LevelUp	Pedro Pérez Cesari	4.8 / 10	11-20-2021	GTA: The Trilogy has a total lack of attention to details. At times it seems that Rockstar Games didn't even bother to oversee the work of Grove Street Games. There are some moments and small details that lead one to think that an algorithm was responsible for remastering the graphics and that no human reviewed the final product. GTA deserves more.	Read review
Luis Alamilla	Luis Alamilla	4.5 / 10	11-15-2021	Video Review	Read review
Merlin'in Kazanı	Ersin Kılıç	50 / 100	11-30-2021	Despite its entertaining nature, GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition is disappointing. While there are much better graphics mods, it gives the impression of an unnecessary package with its bugs.	Read review
Metro GameCentral	GameCentral	5 / 10	11-17-2021	Lazy, amateurish, and half-finished are not how you usually expect to describe a Rockstar game, but this easily avoided mess shows three classic games in the least flattering way possible.	Read review
Niche Gamer	Fingal Belmont	3 / 10	11-19-2021	Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition deserved better. Never mind the lack of parity across all the versions- each platform gets its own flaws to deal with. Sadly, Nintendo Switch is the console that gets the absolute worst way to play any of the games in this trilogy.	Read review
Nintendo Life	PJ O'Reilly	4 / 10	11-12-2021	Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy	Read review
NoobFeed	Adam Siddiqui	20 / 100	11-18-2021	Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy	Read review
PC Invasion	Andrew Farrell	5 / 10	11-18-2021	Two of the three games are still pretty great, but this is one of the most brazenly offensive cash grab releases I've seen in recent memory.	Read review
PlayStation Universe	Neil Bolt	7 / 10	11-17-2021	Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy Definitive Edition isn't exactly the disaster it's been made out to be, but it is still a frustrating, underwhelming attempt to modernize three very important games. The quality of life improvements are generally welcome, and in many places, there's a faithful upgrading of the iconic visual style of the PS2 era titles. Unfortunately, not every change is welcome, and in the case of San Andreas, perhaps a little less of it might have done it a few favours.	Read review
Polygon	Cameron Kunzelman	Not Recommended	11-22-2021	More than anything else, playing this trilogy in 2021 forced me to consider what a "remaster" is on a fundamental level. Is is just juicing up the graphics and making the main characters a little more detailed? Or could there be something more to it? I've been living with these games since they were first released. They each fueled moral panics in their own way. GTA 3 and Vice City were at the center of a resurrected set of arguments about video game violence, and how it would turn kids into mass killers. The spectacular nature of these claims propelled lawyer Jack Thompson into the limelight, and turned him into a special kind of video game culture villain, the bogeyman who still gets invoked when people are afraid anyone is going to touch their video games. San Andreas' Hot Coffee fiasco, produced when developers accidentally left the scripts for a sex minigame in the game files on release, ended with a class-action lawsuit settlement that allowed offended players to collect $35.	Read review
Press Start	Adam Mathew	6.5 / 10	11-16-2021	I'm a diehard fan of the GTA series, but I'm of two minds about this up and down port to the Unreal 4 Engine. The initial wow-factor of the visual upgrade is undeniable, but the more you play it, the more cracks appear in that pretty veneer. Some of those are legacy fissures that have not been repaired. Others are eyesore imperfections wrought by a new team of less-than-master craftspeople.	Read review
PSX Brasil	Paulo Roberto Montanaro	45 / 100	11-18-2021	The remaster of three of the most important games in video game history in Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition fails in almost everything that it proposes, even if you can ignore a few contextual merits. However, this definitive version is far from the respect it owes to the originals and, mainly, to the audience.	Read review
Push Square	Sammy Barker	5 / 10	11-18-2021	All three mainline GTA games from the PS2 era are seminal pieces, and they still hold up to modern scrutiny – the outstanding GTA San Andreas especially. But as remasters these are weak: they chug on modern hardware and are undone by questionable artistic decisions. Rockstar built its reputation on attention to detail, and while all three of these games still come highly recommended, this disappointing compilation will go down as a stain on the label's record.	Read review
Rapid Reviews UK	Georgina Howlett	2 / 5 stars	02-28-2022	Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto series has been a staple of the action-adventure genre since the release of its first instalment in 1997. Many main series titles, spin-offs and expansions have released since, including the ever continuously releasing Grand Theft Auto V, which doesn’t seem to stop appearing on new platforms. With Grand Theft Auto VI now finally confirmed to be in development, there is no better time to catch up on the series if you’re interested in giving it a try.	Read review
Screen Rant	Christopher Teuton	2.5 / 5 stars	11-13-2021	Grand Theft Auto 3, Vice City, and San Andreas are some of the PlayStation 2's best games and helped to both pioneer and define the open world genre. Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy	Read review
SECTOR.sk	Peter Dragula	3.5 / 10	11-15-2021	Snippet coming soon.	Read review
SomHráč.sk	Martin Kubeš	45 / 100	11-23-2021	Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas are one of the best games of all time and they deserved an opportunity to shine again, which was tragically and shamefully missed here.	Read review
SpazioGames	Marcello Paolillo	7.6 / 10	11-23-2021	The compilation isn't the most beautiful or detailed addition to the series, but it plays the smoothest. If you're prepared to overlook, or at least work around, the faults, GTA The Trilogy	Read review
Stevivor	Ben Salter	4.5 / 10	11-15-2021	It’s not that I’m mad, I am just disappointed. These three PS2 games remain iconic, and I have enjoyed returning to Liberty City, Vice City and San Andreas, but as a remaster, Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition is lacking the care and respect such highly regarded games deserve. It doesn’t have the quality we have come to expect from remasters recently. Yet, such is their quality, the underlying games, which deserved better, still hold up as a product of their time. They are worth returning to if the PS2 GTA Trilogy holds a special place in your heart, so long as you can temper expectations and accept the good, the bad and the downright ugly from a ‘that’ll do’ remaster. If not, you’re better off persevering them with those rose-tinted memories.	Read review
The Games Machine	Gabriele Barducci	6.3 / 10	11-23-2021	While it isn't without merits, Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy Definitive Edition is also plagued by many technical problems. You might relive some nostalgia if you're a fan of the classics, but new players should wait for Rockstar to release some patches before diving in.	Read review
The Outerhaven Productions	Karl Smart	3 / 5 stars	11-13-2021	Grand Theft Auto Trilogy: The Definitive Edition is one of those "Be careful what you wish for" games. While it has all the improvements that would be considered the bare minimum for Rockstar to put into something, it also exposes the ages of the titles, making the cheapness appear worse than it is. Grand Theft Auto Trilogy: The Definitive Edition is barely worth it for returning players, but is perfect for first-timers to this trilogy of games.	Read review
TheSixthAxis	Jim Hargreaves	6 / 10	11-16-2021	If you're coming into Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy expecting each game to look and play like GTA V, prepare for disappointment at a passionless upscaling effort. On the flipside, if you fancy reliving these open world wonders with some of their rougher gameplay edges sanded down, prepare to lose yourself for sixty hours or more.	Read review
TrueGaming	Unknown	5.5 / 10	11-20-2021	GTA: The Trilogy is an experience that suits fans of the original version and who are willing to overlook the technical problems to play the game again other than that it is recommended to wait for updates coming from the company for the game.	Read review
Unboxholics	Θέμης Μπολτσής	Not Recommended	11-13-2021	Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas are admittedly masterpieces. Unfortunately, the remasters offered by The Trilogy	Read review
VGC	Unknown	3 / 5 stars	11-13-2021	GTA Trilogy: The Definitive Edition is a good way to play these three classic games, but it feels far from “definitive”.	Read review
VideoGamer	Josh Wise	6 / 10	11-16-2021	If these games shaped or changed you, you might find the notion of their being shaped and changed, in turn, an unwelcome one.	Read review
WayTooManyGames	Leonardo Faria	7 / 10	11-15-2021	I am not going to pretend I didn’t have a lot of fun with this remastered Grand Theft Auto trilogy. At the end of the day, they’re still the PS2 classics, and I have loved them for the past two decades. I also won’t deny that, yes, there ARE some good quality of life improvements in each of the games, such as an improvement aiming system, camera controls, checkpoints, and much more. But man, these visuals, this framerate, these glitches, all of those are unacceptable.	Read review
Wccftech	Nathan Birch	5.5 / 10	11-17-2021	Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition collects some truly groundbreaking games that still provide their share of nostalgic fun, but little has been done to make them shine here in 2021. Ultimately, a shoddy visual upgrade, choppy performance, and a lack of meaningful updates or extras may leave you questioning why you loved them in the first place. Perhaps this collection can be brought up to snuff with updates from Rockstar (or modders), but for now, its Wanted Level remains low.	Read review
WellPlayed	Ash Wayling	5.5 / 10	12-07-2021	A disappointing revisit to something fondly remembered, Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition struggles to remind you of what made these games so memorable in the first place.	Read review
Worth Playing	Andreas Salmen	5 / 10	12-07-2021	I cannot currently recommend Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy	Read review
Xbox Achievements	Richard Walker	60 / 100	11-15-2021	A messy remaster of three genre-defining open worlds, Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition fails in giving GTA III, Vice City, and San Andreas the treatment they deserve, but beneath the slightly shabby veneer, those same great games remain.	Read review
Zoomg	افشین پیروزی	5 / 10	11-24-2021	Grove Street Games Studio has not been able to provide a GTA-worthy experience at all.	Read review

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Play the genre-defining classics of the original Grand Theft Auto Trilogy: Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas updated for a new generation, now with across-the-board enhancements including brilliant new lighting and environmental upgrades, with high-resolution textures, increased draw distances, Grand Theft Auto V-style controls and targeting, and much more, bringing these beloved worlds to life with all new levels of detail.

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