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Rockstar Games veteran Lazlow Jones revealed that real gang members were recruited to provide authentic voiceover work for GTA San Andreas, influencing the game's dialogue to reflect genuine street language. This practice of seeking authenticity extended to other games like Red Dead Redemption 2, where the team traveled to specific locations to capture accurate accents and cultural nuances.
A former developer at Rockstar North explained the reasons behind the random plane crashes and the behavior of a suicidal NPC in GTA: San Andreas. The crashes occur due to a code that occasionally misses obstacles, causing planes to fly into trees or power poles, while the NPC's behavior is attributed to the game's use of "attractors" that guide NPCs after completing scripted actions. The developer also debunked myths about the crashes being related to the player's luck stat and confirmed that Bigfoot does not exist in the game.
The 3D Grand Theft Auto trilogy, including GTA 3, GTA: Vice City, and GTA: San Andreas, is now available on Netflix Games. These Definitive Edition entries feature updated graphics and a tweaked soundtrack. The release coincides with the recent announcement of the first trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI, set for a 2025 release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles.
Meta has remained silent about the status of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas on Quest, leaving fans to speculate whether the VR port has been quietly cancelled. Despite hopes for an update at Meta's recent Connect 2023 conference, the focus was primarily on mixed reality games, with no mention of San Andreas. However, there is evidence suggesting that Rockstar Games may be developing a new VR game, as an actor's résumé briefly mentioned an "undisclosed Rockstar Game" under the VR section.
A fan-made remaster of GTA San Andreas' Grove Street looks far better than Rockstar Games' official attempt in the Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition. The detailed textures are impressive, and it serves as a reminder of what could have been if Rockstar had put more time and resources into bringing San Andreas up to date on modern consoles.
A dedicated player has built the iconic cityscape of Grand Theft Auto San Andreas in Cities Skylines, using all of the game's DLC and showcasing their talent for city-building games. The creation has a population of over 170,000 and 76% traffic, with only metro rail, train, tram, trolley, and tour buses used. While waiting for Cities Skylines 2, builds like this show the versatility and detail of the original game. Players can enhance their experience with the best Cities Skylines mods.