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GTA 3 cheats: Full list of codes for PC, Xbox, PS4, PS5, Switch & mobile

These GTA 3 cheat codes will bolster your experience on Switch, PC, PS4, Xbox One, PS5 and Series X/S, or even mobile.

Published: Thursday, 3 July 2025 at 9:45 am

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With the third Grand Theft Auto having been out for, oh, some 24 years now, we think it no mortal sin to dabble in some GTA 3 cheats.

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To be honest, you would be missing out if you didn't, as some of the cheats can turn GTA 3 into a free-for-all riotous landscape that turns the seminal classic into a bona fide survival game.

The cheats will work on all platforms, be it PS2, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, PC, Switch and even mobile for iPhones or Android.

But though you might've put dozens of hours into GTA 3 back in the day, it's understandable if the passing of time has eroded the sacred knowledge of cheat codes that once were muscle memory.

To all the lost cheat printouts and scribbled-down notes kept in the case, we salute you.

But as such, read on to find all the GTA 3 codes you can shake a stick at, as well as how to use them. We also have handy jump links to take you to your platform of choice. Happy gaming!

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How to use GTA 3 Remastered cheat codes

It's the usual drill here. If you want to use a GTA 3 cheat code in the remastered Definitive Edition, the process is the same as it always has been: while you're in the game, simply press the relevant buttons without pausing the game. Just let your character stand there on the screen while you input the cheat code of your choice.

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GTA 3 Xbox cheat codes

If you're playing GTA 3 on an Xbox One, Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S, these are the cheat codes you'll want to try out:

GTA 3 iPhone and Android mobile cheat codes

If you're trying to use GTA 3 cheats on a mobile device like an iPhone, iPad or Android phone/tablet, you might have noticed that the lack of a physical keyboard is a bit of a stumbling block.

However, cheat codes do work in the GTA 3 mobile version - you should be able to type them in with help from a third-party app like Hacker's Keyboard, or you could buy a physical keyboard that connects to your phone.

Once you get a keyboard working with your phone or tablet, the GTA 3 cheat codes for iOS and Android should be the same as the PC ones listed below.

GTA 3 PC cheat codes

If you're playing GTA 3 on PC, these are the cheat codes you'll want to deploy:

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GTA 3 PlayStation cheat codes

On PS4 or PS5, the GTA 3 cheat codes look like this:

GTA 3 Switch cheat codes

Or if you're playing GTA 3 on Nintendo Switch, treat yourself to some of these cheat codes:

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