Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - Definitive Edition is out today with many older fans, and some newcomers, keen to get stuck into the early 2000 classic Rockstar titles. While some have been concerned about the visuals of the GTA Trilogy, it's nevertheless an opportunity for people to relive the games that would set the bar for future open world titles. Either that or a way for Rockstar Games to keep the community somewhat happy while it negates talking about the whereabouts of GTA 6. As with pretty much any release from the developer, there's almost certainly going to be nods to one of its other IPs, and it seems as though one fan may have spotted one already.

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While the user cannot be completely certain that it's in reference to Rockstar's other open-world series, one commenter thinks it might be an image showing the Aurora Basin where RDR2 players can catch legendary fish. Again, it might be hard to tell, but astute fans of the wild west action title may be able to confirm. It's unlikely that this is just a coincidental image without comparing this screenshot to the original San Andreas to see if the framed painting is there too, so this is most likely the studio making references to one game within another.

Not sure, but it seems like rockstar decided to put RDR2 easter egg in GTA:SA Definitive Edition (Red Dead 2 screenshot in frame inside Ryder's house) from reddeadredemption

This is also not the first RDR reference that's been in a Rockstar title. GTA 5 is simply teeming with Red Dead Easter eggs, such as a nod to John Marston on a character's t-shirt, as well as a reference to the universe during an in-game commercial. In any case, what Cooper_Raccoon has spotted is almost certainly an intentional reference to RDR2, and it will be interesting to see what other Easter eggs players will find.

As lucrative as the GTA Remastered Trilogy is almost certainly going to be, fans have been waiting for years about any news on GTA 6. Rockstar Games appear to be keeping quiet about things, suggesting that it's perhaps in development in secret, or the company is too busy with the remasters, as well as the money spinners that are GTA 5 and GTA Online, to make any headway on the next installment.

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition is out today for PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.

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