Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is an hot Action game and 9game wants to share a review of GTA San Andreas with you.
And that's just the gameplay and storyline. It's a shame that it's wrapped up with a slightly creaky graphics engine (though it's much cleaner and more detailed than Vice City, with far better animation), but it's more than adequate. The audio is absolutely dynamite, on the other hand, so if you were blown away by Vice City's radio stations and voice acting, you may need to sit down and maybe sip a cool drink. The amazingly good radio stations return, this time even broader in scope — a dozen themed stations in total — featuring an even wider spectrum of songs from more genres. The voice acting is spectacular, too; a sea of rappers get into the act, with work from James Woods, Peter Fonda, Bijou Phillips, Samuel L. Jackson and Chris Penn (doing magnificent work as pair of crooked cops); Chuck D, Axl Rose, Michael Bivins, and the great George Clinton (as "The Funkapotamus") do guest DJ duty (there's also a fairly lame Andy Dick routine and some work by the ever-fabulous talk radio man Lazlo).
There you have it. San Andreas rolls out the same routine as GTAIII and Vice City; where the first was Goodfellas made interactive and the second was a trip through Scarface, San Andreas brings out all the power of early '90s urban films, from people like Spike Lee or John Singleton and movies like Menace II Society, New Jack City, Juice, or even the standard, Boyz N Tha Hood. It's another series of shootouts, high-speed driving, and a palatable struggle for survival that makes this thing entertaining. The fact that Rockstar North has managed to create a much more believable character in a more vibrant, immersive world just shows why, exactly, they're still the kings of the non-linear mountain, and all y'all bustahs need t'stop frontin' an' sit ya fool #@()*es down. Or something.
Given the wonderful environment design, new RPG elements, and extremely well done "gangsta" theme, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas comes as close to perfect as anything in the past few years. A few technical issues and an aging engine are the only complaints, and they're minor.
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And that's just the gameplay and storyline. It's a shame that it's wrapped up with a slightly creaky graphics engine (though it's much cleaner and more detailed than Vice City, with far better animation), but it's more than adequate. The audio is absolutely dynamite, on the other hand, so if you were blown away by Vice City's radio stations and voice acting, you may need to sit down and maybe sip a cool drink. The amazingly good radio stations return, this time even broader in scope — a dozen themed stations in total — featuring an even wider spectrum of songs from more genres. The voice acting is spectacular, too; a sea of rappers get into the act, with work from James Woods, Peter Fonda, Bijou Phillips, Samuel L. Jackson and Chris Penn (doing magnificent work as pair of crooked cops); Chuck D, Axl Rose, Michael Bivins, and the great George Clinton (as "The Funkapotamus") do guest DJ duty (there's also a fairly lame Andy Dick routine and some work by the ever-fabulous talk radio man Lazlo).
There you have it. San Andreas rolls out the same routine as GTAIII and Vice City; where the first was Goodfellas made interactive and the second was a trip through Scarface, San Andreas brings out all the power of early '90s urban films, from people like Spike Lee or John Singleton and movies like Menace II Society, New Jack City, Juice, or even the standard, Boyz N Tha Hood. It's another series of shootouts, high-speed driving, and a palatable struggle for survival that makes this thing entertaining. The fact that Rockstar North has managed to create a much more believable character in a more vibrant, immersive world just shows why, exactly, they're still the kings of the non-linear mountain, and all y'all bustahs need t'stop frontin' an' sit ya fool #@()*es down. Or something.
Given the wonderful environment design, new RPG elements, and extremely well done "gangsta" theme, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas comes as close to perfect as anything in the past few years. A few technical issues and an aging engine are the only complaints, and they're minor.
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