When Rockstar pulled the Definitive Edition from PC launchers shortly after its messy launch, many assumed it was just to fix massive performance bugs. But data miners discovered a much more scandalous reason:
The discovery of these files, along with other unlicenced music tracks and developer notes left in the game data, led to the PC version of the Definitive Edition
When Rockstar pulled the Definitive Edition from PC launchers shortly after its messy launch, many assumed it was just to fix massive performance bugs. But data miners discovered a much more scandalous reason:
The discovery of these files, along with other unlicenced music tracks and developer notes left in the game data, led to the PC version of the Definitive Edition
