Grand Theft Auto San Andreas With Cheats Walkthroughs And Codes
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is a 2004 open world action-adventure
video game developed by Rockstar North in the United Kingdom and
published by Rockstar Games. It is the third 3D game in the Grand Theft
Auto video game franchise, the fifth original console release and eighth
game overall. Originally released for the PlayStation 2 in October 2004
the game has since been released for the Xbox and Microsoft Windows in
June 2005, then released on the Xbox Live Marketplace for the Xbox 360
in October 2008, then released on the PlayStation Store via PSN for the
PlayStation 3 in December 2012, and has received wide acclaim and high
sales figures on all platforms. It is the best-selling game of all time
on PlayStation 2. It was made available on Steam on January 4, 2008 and
on Intel-based Macs running a minimum of Mac OS X 10.6.6 in September
2011. San Andreas was released for the PlayStation 3 via PlayStation
Network in December 2012. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas was succeeded by
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and was preceded by Grand Theft
Auto: Vice City.
The game is set in the semi-fictional state of San Andreas (based on
California and Nevada), which contains three metropolitan cities: Los
Santos, based on Los Angeles, San Fierro, based on San Francisco, and
Las Venturas, based on Las Vegas. Set in 1992 San Andreas revolves
around the gang member Carl "CJ" Johnson returning home from Liberty
City to Los Santos, San Andreas, after learning of his mother's murder.
CJ finds his old friends and family in disarray. Over the course of the
game, CJ gradually unravels the plot behind his mother's murder.
The high-level plot of the game is based on multiple real-life events in
Los Angeles including the rivalry between street gangs the Bloods and
Crips (which the player's gang and rival gang are spoofed off of), the
Crack epidemic (which is shown as a major point of conflict in the
game), the LAPD Rampart scandal (forming the basis of several main
antagonists in the game), and the game even culminates in a spoof of the
1992 Los Angeles riots.
In total, there are 211 vehicles in the game compared to approximately
85 in GTA III. New additions include bicycles, a combine harvester, a
street sweeper, a hovercraft, trailers and others. Car physics and
features are similar to the Midnight Club series of street racing games,
allowing for much more midair vehicle control as well as nitrous
upgrades and aesthetic modification.
There are several different classes of vehicles that serve different
purposes. Off-road vehicles perform better in rough environments, while
racing cars perform better on tracks or on the street. Jets are fast,
but usually need a runway to land. Helicopters can land almost anywhere
and are much easier to control in the air, but are slower. While
previous Grand Theft Auto games had only a few aircraft that were
difficult to access and fly, San Andreas has 11 fixed wing aircraft and
nine helicopters and makes them more integral in the game's missions.
There is also the ability to skydive from aircraft, using a parachute.
Several boats were added, while some were highly modified.
Gang wars: Battles with enemy gangs are prompted whenever the player
ventures into enemy territory and kills at least three gang members. If
the player then survives three waves of enemies, the territory will be
won and fellow gang members will begin wandering the streets of these
areas. The more territory owned by the player, the more money that will
be generated. Occasionally, the player's territory will come under
attack from enemy gangs and defeating them will be necessary to retain
these areas. Once all marked territories are claimed from one of the two
other gangs for the Grove Street Families, that gang can no longer
attack. Once the player takes control of all the territories, none can
come under attack.
Car modification: Most automobiles in the game can be modified and
upgraded at various garages. All car mods are strictly visual apart from
the stereo and nitrous oxide upgrade which increases bass and gives the
car a speed boost when activated respectively; and hydraulics, which
lowers the car's height by default and allows the player to control
various aspects of the car's suspension. Other common modifications
include paintjobs, rims, body kits, side skirts, bumpers and stereo
system upgrades.
Burglary: Continuing the series' tradition of controversy, home invasion
is included as a potential money-making activity. By stealing a
burglary van, CJ is able to sneak into a residence at night, and cart
off valuables or shake down the occupants.
Minigames: Numerous minigames are also available for play in San
Andreas, including basketball, pool, rhythm-based challenges (dancing
and 'bouncing' lowriders with hydraulics), and video game machines that
pay homage to classic arcade games. In addition, there are the
aforementioned casino games and methods of gambling, such as betting on
virtual horse races.
Money: The money system has been expanded upon, compared to previous
titles. Players can spend their cash on gambling, tattoos, meals, etc.
Excessive gambling loss can force the player to sink into debt, which is
shown in red negative numbers. When the player leaves a safehouse, CJ
gets an unexpected call and a mysterious person tells him about his
debts. Four gang members suddenly appear and shoot Carl on sight if he
does not erase the debt when the mysterious person calls him a second
time.
Multiplayer: Rampages have been modified to allow two players to
complete them. The players are both shown simultaneously on the screen,
meaning they must stay within close proximity of each other. The
multiplayer rampages were removed from the PC version of the game. While
multiplayer modes were absent on the PC version (as with the previous
games), third-party modifications like Multi Theft Auto and San Andreas
Multiplayer provide such functionality.
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