ROCKSTAR is known for having some of the most popular game series, including Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead.
While fans of all platforms love its game selection, Nintendo Switch fans have long felt left out.
Not only are some of Rockstar’s most popular games like Red Dead Redemption 2 and GTA 5 not available on the Nintendo Switch, but Switch players cannot benefit from a Rockstar subscription.
GTA+ is Rockstar’s subscription service, which offers a series of benefits to Rockstar’s core fans.
Most of its subscribers are GTA Online players as it offers these players a large number of in-game items every month.
There are exclusive items for GTA+ subscribers for GTA Online, as well as free vehicles and in-game currency.
However, even if you don’t play GTA Online, as a subscriber you can also access some Rockstar games for free.
Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy, LA Noire and the original Red Dead Redemption are part of the subscription.
While all three games are currently available on the Nintendo Switch, these versions are not part of the GTA+ subscription.
However, some eagle-eyed fans noticed that the Nintendo Switch logo appeared for these games on Rockstar’s official website, but has since been deleted.
It could be that the Nintendo Switch was added to these games by mistake, but it seems more likely that it was added by mistake.
The clue points to GTA+ benefits available to Nintendo Switch users in the future.
Two other games are available via GTA+, Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, but have not had the Switch logo added.
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