We’ll be updating this post as more information is revealed about the remastered trilogy, so be sure to keep checking back for updates. Although this doesn’t explain why there’s an issue on the Nintendo Switch and not on the other consoles, or why it would require a separate download.

Why this is the case is unclear at this time, but some sources claim Rockstar is struggling to fully license the soundtrack on a new version of the game. However, on Vice City’s own eShop page, it states that the game takes up 6.5 GB of memory, which suggests the game needs to be downloaded separately and is not on the cartridge.

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It’s also not enough to be the full game.

GTA Vice City only takes 119 MB, which is noticeably low when compared to the other two games. GTA 3 takes up 2.2 GB of space while San Andreas takes up a meatier 10.8 GB. You can also read: Loki Episode 6 Release Date. This suggests that all three PS2 era GTA titles could fit on a 32GB cartridge, which is what the Switch normally uses. John Fugelsang is an American political commentator, stand up comedian, actor and a biblical scholar.

Nintendo’s eShop states that “the estimated system space that will be required to download all three games is 22GB”.

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