Grand Theft Auto Trilogy bound for Mac

At long last, fans of Rockstar Games's infamous Grand Theft Auto series will be able to enjoy the franchise's unique brand of mayhem on their Macs.

In a Q&A posted on Rockstar's Website, the developer mentions that a native OS X release of the Grand Theft Auto Trilogy, which includes Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, will be released "most likely" later this year.

Though Mac users with a copy of Windows can currently play the Grand Theft Auto Trilogy via Boot Camp or virtualization software such as Parallels and Fusion, a native OS X release would offer improved performance and far less headache.

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At long last, fans of Rockstar Games's infamous Grand Theft Auto series will be able to enjoy the franchise's unique brand of mayhem on their Macs.

In a Q&A posted on Rockstar's Website, the developer mentions that a native OS X release of the Grand Theft Auto Trilogy, which includes Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, will be released "most likely" later this year.

Though Mac users with a copy of Windows can currently play the Grand Theft Auto Trilogy via Boot Camp or virtualization software such as Parallels and Fusion, a native OS X release would offer improved performance and far less headache.

Rockstar says it will release more information about the Mac versions, along with a formal announcement, soon.