Grand Theft Auto III, the car-stealing, open world game that came to Android in celebration of the series beginning ten long years ago, got a nice update today, bumping it to version 1.3. Besides the usual bug fixes, the GTA update expands the game's compatibility to ASUS' Eee Pad Transformer Prime and the Medion Lifetab, while also adding support for Gamestop's wireless game controller, and enhanced controls for other gamepads and Sony's Xperia Play.

If that's not enough, users can now install the game to an SD card, enable haptic feedback, and adjust video display settings for better performance. Here's a full look at the version 1.3 change log.

What's in this version:

Added support for Medion Lifetab and the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime

Integrated with Immersion Haptic Vibration Feedback

Tailor your visual experience with new video display settings

Improved controls for supported gamepads

Improved controls for Xperia Play

Game can now be installed to an SD card

Gamestop Wireless Game Controller fully supported.

Additional technical fixes

If you're already a player of Grand Theft Auto III for Android, hit the widget below to grab the update. If you're not, there's never been a better time to give it a shot – the game is also down to $0.99 from its regular $4.99 price tag.