Custom playlist support (*To create a custom playlist, create a playlist in iTunes titled 'GTA3').iCloud save game support for seamless progression across all your iOS devices.Fix for issue where buttons appeared in the upper-left section of the screen after updating, until the user adjusted the settings.Added native resolution support for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.Support for all MFi (Made for iOS) controllers.64-bit support for devices with A7 and above (iPhone 5s and above, iPad Air and above, iPad Mini 2 and above).

Improved shader error handling and a few additional technical fixes.

A fix so that immediately skipping cutscenes will no longer cause issues.

Gamestop Wireless Game Controller fully supported.

The game can now be installed to an SD card.

Improved controls for supported gamepads.

Tailor your visual experience with new video display settings.

Integrated with Immersion Haptic Vibration Feedback.

Added support for Medion Lifetab and the Asus Transformer Prime.

Addition of Moga Pro controller support.

Improvements to sniping controls and M16 zooming on Xperia Play.

Added an additional larger button size to the screen setup within Options.

Fix for accelerometer being off-axis by 90 degrees on certain devices.

Various crash fixes and game stability improvements.

Improvements to the installation system.

Improved compatibility on recent versions of Android OS and Pixel devices.

This may give better performance on some machines (though worse on others). Grand Theft Auto III still requires the presence of the PLAY disc when started. Copy the contents of the PLAY discs Audio directory into your installed Grand Theft Auto III Audio directory.

Option for user to play audio files directly from hard disk.

Mouse sensitivity now saved with other settings (no changes made to existing settings).

Exception error after blue Rockstar load screen fixed.

Patches produced by Rockstar Games for GTA III on PC, Android, iOS and Kindle platforms. Patches produced by Rockstar Games for GTA 2 on PC platform. As such, most modders should stick to the original 1.0 version unless the patch improves the gameplay experience. Others may downright prevent community-based content to be installed by any means (see San Andreas v2.0 Modding). All patches may impair the functionality of some modifications, especially trainers and multiplayers like SA-MP or MTA. Since the release of GTA 2, Rockstar Games has been sharing patches for the Grand Theft Auto series games.

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