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Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (1st Edition) (Rare UK Box)

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Item specifics

Condition
Brand New: An item that has never been opened or removed from the manufacturer’s sealing (if ...
Release Year
2005
Sub-Genre
Boxing
Country/Region of Manufacture
United Kingdom
UPC
0710425216947
Platform
PC
Rating
Adult Only Only-Adults only, M - Mature
Video Game Series
Grand Theft Auto Series
MPN
710425216947
Publisher
Rockstar Games
Genre
Action & Adventure
Game Name
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas ["Ao" Version]

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Product Information

Rockstar Games' cornerstone Grand Theft Auto series returns for a third run through the 128-bit generation, with this violent, mature-themed third-person shooter and mission-based driving game. Set in the early-'90s gang culture of "San Andreas," a fictional U.S. region modeled after California, the adventure plays out across the entire virtual state, with action centered in its three main cities: Los Santos (based on Los Angeles), San Fiero (San Francisco), and Las Venturas (Las Vegas).<br><br>Like its immediate predecessor, Vice City, San Andreas strives to provide a wide, deep foundation for its free-form criminal gameplay by setting the story in a slightly exaggerated representation of a familiar (if not glorified) American subculture. As Vice City seemed inspired by Miami Vice, and the pastel-decked, "me generation" ideals of the early '80s, San Andreas is set in a time and place suggested by films like Boyz N the Hood, Menace II Society, or Colors, where riots eventually brought a whole city to a halt and awakened new consciousness across the country.<br><br>Players take the role of a young man named Carl "C.J." Johnson, who thought he had escaped the gangland lifestyle by moving away from his Los Santos home. When his mother is murdered, he returns to the neighborhood of his childhood, only to become embroiled with threats and danger from all sides. Because of his family and friends who remained in Los Santos, he's considered an enemy-on-sight to rival gang members. Even worse, perhaps, the corrupt local law enforcement frames him for a crime he did not commit.<br><br>To clear his name and save his family, C.J. sets out on a long journey that will lead him all across the state. More than any earlier GTA game, San Andreas features strong elements of role-playing and character development, encouraging players to customize their version of C.J. as they play through his adventure on their own terms. Unlike the protagonist of GTA 3, or Vice City's Tommy Vercetti, C.J. isn't really working for some underworld organization or crime boss mastermind -- he's out to take care of himself and his own family. He is not driven by the immediate promise of wealth or promotion; his goals are far more personal. He must steer the direction of his exploits, to follow them to a satisfactory end.<br><br>Also in the theme of giving more control of over the lead character's development, players will take care of C.J.'s day-to-day needs. Food presents the easiest way to replenish lost health, so when he is hungry, he'll need to eat -- perhaps at one of San Andreas' fast food chains, like "Cluckin' Bell" or "Burger Shot." If he doesn't eat enough, C.J. will become thin and weak, but too much fast food without any exercise will cause him to grow fat and slow. Players can also choose the clothes that C.J. wears, and have him get customized tattoos.<br><br>C.J. has to come up with any money he needs for these things on his own, however, since there won't always be some boss character waiting to pay him off as he completes his missions. One way to scratch up some quick cash is by robbing homes at night. When he jacks the right kind of van and puts on his ski mask, C.J. enters a stealth mode, and is more likely to be able to sneak into a house, nab some valuables, and head off to the local fence before the residents even wake up.<br><br>Overall, San Andreas is in the same format and style that won millions of fans for GTA 3 and Vice City, but it features a number gameplay adjustments and improvements. In addition to C.J.'s stealth mode, he can also swim; a wrong turn off the pier will no longer result in an instant trip to the emergency ward, and if all else fails, the protagonist may even be able to evade pursuers by taking a quick dip. The game's targeting system has also been adjusted. Using triggers and both analog sticks (à la Manhunt), players take more complete control of C.J., and can have him run and strafe, change targets, and shoo

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Rockstar Games
MPN
710425216947
UPC
0710425216947, 0710425218897
eBay Product ID (ePID)
44498869

Product Key Features

Rating
Adult Only Only-Adults only, M - Mature
Genre
Action & Adventure
Video Game Series
Grand Theft Auto Series
Platform
PC
Game Name
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas ["Ao" Version]

Additional Product Features

Release Year
2005
Number of Players
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick, Mouse, Keyboard
LeafCats
139973
ESRB Descriptor
Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Nudity, Strong Language, Strong Sexual Content, Use of Drugs, Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Strong Language, Strong Sexual Content, Use of Drugs

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  • Top favorable review

    Awesome game! Recomended

    I bought this game for my pc that has roughly 3 gb of ram and it works flawlessly. It is super fun and there is a lot to do and steal. I love it

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: digitalvillellc

  • Hours of Entertainment

    GTA San Andreas is the first Mature 17+ game that I've played. Once I got over the strong and sometimes violent language and drug use it became very entertaining and enjoyable on several levels. First of all, growing up in Los Angeles and currently living in San Francisco, the developers did a great job capturing the feel for both cities as well as Las Vegas. The voice acting and script for this extremely long game is probably the best I've ever seen in a PC video game. It's not only a "shoot em up" game but also includes several other smaller games within the main game. And it seems that you discover these smaller games on a daily basis. One of my favorite aspects to the game is the music and other radio shows you can enjoy when driving a vehicle, hip hop, old rock, hard rock, country, ...

  • The good and bad of gta san andreas

    Since I was familiar with this game already, I'll just write about my initial experience. For a mentally mature adult, its a great game, with many aspects that could appeal to a wide range of gamers. From car races, chases and stunts, exploring land and sea for "items", Police vigilante, fireman, ambulance driver, flying a good variety of aircraft. These are all seperate from the actual game plot, which is a criminal gangster working his way through the ranks, gaining respect, taking back his "hood",building his body, and other activities of pride, outlaw, and vices. of which I do not indulge so much as the flying and stunts. MCMCreations

  • Heard a lot about it

    I haven't loaded it yet. But my forum buddies (after dawn official graphics card and gaming thread) who have enthused so much about gta4, have also said the earlier san andreas was really good. They like gta4 for the better textures, but while I own that title, I already know without trying that my current cpu won't run it - the port from console to PC wasn't well done on gta4 - it puts a heavy load more on the cpu than on the graphics card - not a great port over from console. But the earlier san andreas MAY run on my pc - the specs want me to have a bit more main memory but I might give it shot before I do my new build - if I have any time left in the day after playing Left 4 Dead all the time now! LOL

  • Missions and activities abound. Installs and plays flawless on laptop Win 7

    I bought this game as a gift for my husband who is a big fan of the GTA series. Personally, I prefer Vice City. Tommy Vercetti is awesome, as are the other characters in the game. However, personal preferences aside, my husband could not be more pleased. I thought Vice City had more missions and activities to complete than one person could handle, keeping my husband entertained for hours. However, I don't see him finishing San Andreas anytime soon. I like the fact that you can put user tracks on the game, just like VC. I don't like all the foul language, and in my opinion, way too many vulgar sexual references. Yes... it can get worse than VC. However, all personal opinions aside, the game installs beautifully on laptop using Win 7. My husband is happy, and in the end, that is the reason I ...