Grand Theft Auto (series) - History

History

The Grand Theft Auto series is considered by Rockstar Games to be split into separate fictional universes, named after the primary level of graphics capability used in each era. The original Grand Theft Auto, its expansions and its sequel are considered the "2D universe". Grand Theft Auto III and its prequels are considered the "3D universe". Grand Theft Auto IV, its expansions and Grand Theft Auto V are considered the "High-definition universe". Each universe is considered separate, with only brands and background characters shared between them.


Grand Theft Auto series
fictional chronology

2D universe

1961London, 1961
1969London, 1969
1997Grand Theft Auto
1999Grand Theft Auto 2

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