The story in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is wonderfully presented and superbly put together. Five years ago Carl Johnson escaped from the pressures of life in Los Santos, San Andreas... a city tearing itself apart with gang trouble, drugs and
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San Andreas' greatest success is that it gives us more space for our imaginations than most other games do, and ties together the edges neatly with a well-crafted story and missions, adding up to a whole that few games can compare to.
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3D Avenue
San Andreas is set in the 90's where gang warfare is rife. You play as Carl Johnson, affectionately known as CJ amongst his hood. The game begins with CJ returning from Liberty City upon hearing his mother has been murdered and the city of Los Santos is
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Gamers Europe
The second you start playing this game you realise that the latest Rockstar title is about a hundred times more complex than its predecessors. Not only is there a load of new weapons, cars and a huge new environment available, but the gaming experience
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Five years ago Carl Johnson escaped from the pressures of life in Los Santos, San Andreas... a city tearing itself apart with gang trouble, drugs and corruption. Where filmstars and millionaires do their best to avoid the dealers and gangbangers. Now,
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VGPub
My biggest beef with San Andreas is the implementation of the gang warfare system...It takes away a certain element that was found in the earlier games, that of the feeling that you were running an entire city.
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UnderGroundOnline
Obviously, it's a great game. An instant classic. But you already knew that before you even started reading this review, didn't you? Hell, it was a given before the twelve-millionth copy of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City was sold. Still, I'll try and
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Game XC
But there’s more to be had in this game. More of what, you ask? Well…everything. Was Vice City too small for you? How would you rather rampage across a whole state? Are three big cities, lots of smaller towns, and the countryside surrounding each
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PGNx Media
The game’s targeting system has been improved and is very reminiscent of the developer’s "Manhunt," which overall makes it more cohesive. The game allows you to get better with guns and you’ll have different phases, which will give you more control
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As it stands at the beginning of writing this review, my CJ is losing muscle mass because he was so ripped from working out that he ran slowly, so he’s on a starvation diet. He has blond cornrows, tattoos all over, an outfit from the Zip, and a silver
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Team Fremont
Within the time that has passed since the release of Vice City, Rockstar North has taken virtually everything you know about the series, and expanded on it in every way possible. You want big? You got it. San Andreas is a state, made up of three cities
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USA Today
Three twos and a four: This season's four hottest video games are sons or even great-grandsons of the original titles. Who's evolved furthest? Consult our handy crib sheet to know what you simply want to play and what you don't dare miss.
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Videogame City
When things are all said and done, 2004 may end up being the biggest year for gaming in a long time. It’s not because there have been more games than usual, or even more hype than usual (which after Halo 2, seems a bit understated). 2004 seems to be
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San Andreas puts you in the shoes of Carl “CJ” Johnson. It’s 1992 and you’re in the fictional state of San Andreas. CJ is back in Los Santos (the first of 3 cities available throughout the game), San Andreas after 5 years in Liberty City. His
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corruption throughout the city and the police force - especially one such Sergeant called Tenpenny (voiced by the ever excellent Samuel L Jackson). Los Santos is huge. It is around the same size as Vice City or Liberty City, but it's only when you steal y
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head around Vice City's mind-boggling scope was tough enough. Well, I was wrong. Blessedly so. GTA: San Andreas isn't just much bigger than the previous genre-busting, generation-defining games that have gone on to become two of the PlayStation 2's top-s
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as making the title easier but to me it felt more of an open invitation to play about and explore the streets to the fullest. Granted, the huge map can often feel a little too big, especially when you're required to traverse vast sections of countryside r
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PALGN
in the previous games is just inspiring. An example of this would be at 8am on the game's clock Playback's DJ commented how it was time to rise for the early morning, or on the K-Jah West station where DJ commented on how it was going to be a rainy day an
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