Is GTA: San Andreas worth getting?

Topic ^: I am looking for a game to play since my acquired version of SS2 doesn't play the cutscenes and wont run ...argh...Is GTA: San Andreas worth getting?
noIs GTA: San Andreas worth getting?
[QUOTE=''skyyfox1'']no[/QUOTE]Oh okay. Whats wrong with it? I thought it got good reviews?
[QUOTE=''biggest_loser''] [QUOTE=''skyyfox1'']no[/QUOTE]Oh okay. Whats wrong with it? I thought it got good reviews?[/QUOTE]there are many things wrong with it... i just don't like it.
its definatleyt worth getting really fun game kinda long but its fun especially with mods and stuff
San Andreas is an awesome game. It has an enormous world, tons to do, a great main story arc, interesting and original missions (which is impressive after half a dozen games), as well as some cool new features like - finally - the ability to swim.If you don't enjoy black culture, SA may grate on you a little. It's full of homie this and dawg that, and the music is oriented towards certain tastes - it's mostly hiphop, rap and soul. But there's some cool rock, some great alternative and an hilarious talk sttion.SA holds true to everything that makes GTA great, while - as with all new GTA games - making the previous games all but redundant. Vice CIty is still my personal favourite, but SA is the bigger game, and it's certainly the better game - so long as you can stomach the culture. Word, yo!
[QUOTE=''mfsa'']San Andreas is an awesome game. It has an enormous world, tons to do, a great main story arc, interesting and original missions (which is impressive after half a dozen games), as well as some cool new features like - finally - the ability to swim.If you don't enjoy black culture, SA may grate on you a little. It's full of homie this and dawg that, and the music is oriented towards certain tastes - it's mostly hiphop, rap and soul. But there's some cool rock, some great alternative and an hilarious talk sttion.SA holds true to everything that makes GTA great, while - as with all new GTA games - making the previous games all but redundant. Vice CIty is still my personal favourite, but SA is the bigger game, and it's certainly the better game - so long as you can stomach the culture. Word, yo![/QUOTE]Trust me my friend....I'm all soul....Can you uhh...''dig it''?
worth due to its lengthly storyline and a huge world to explore.but its flight mission is suck.
If you like GTA, yes.
GTA: SA for PC... Nope, not worth it without a gamepad. My friend got it for his PC as well, and he was playing with his keyboard and mouse... It was almost like playing one of those games that use every single friggin' key on the keyboard... If it's gamepad compatible then, heck, why not?
[QUOTE=''Ps2stony'']GTA: SA for PC... Nope, not worth it without a gamepad. My friend got it for his PC as well, and he was playing with his keyboard and mouse... It was almost like playing one of those games that use every single friggin' key on the keyboard... If it's gamepad compatible then, heck, why not?[/QUOTE] The game is more easy to with a keyboard/mouse than a controller in my opinion O_O
[QUOTE=''Franko_3''][QUOTE=''Ps2stony'']GTA: SA for PC... Nope, not worth it without a gamepad. My friend got it for his PC as well, and he was playing with his keyboard and mouse... It was almost like playing one of those games that use every single friggin' key on the keyboard... If it's gamepad compatible then, heck, why not?[/QUOTE] The game is more easy to with a keyboard/mouse than a controller in my opinion O_O[/QUOTE]Really? Wait... You HAVE played it on PC right? You're not just guessing that any game with guns is easier on a PC?

San Andreas is the best GTA game in the series and its one of my favourite game.
[QUOTE=''Ps2stony'']GTA: SA for PC... Nope, not worth it without a gamepad. My friend got it for his PC as well, and he was playing with his keyboard and mouse... It was almost like playing one of those games that use every single friggin' key on the keyboard... If it's gamepad compatible then, heck, why not?[/QUOTE]What's wrong with you console fanboy? The controls are not hard at all For almost any game: mouse+keyboard>>>>>>>>>>>>>gamepad ( I know because I play both PC and console games )SA with a gamepad SUCKS. I still can't understand how people can actually play shooters and RTS with a gamepad. It's very hard to aim and run using a gamepad while with a mouse and keyboard it's much easierBTW, SA is a great game, but Vice City was better
definitly yes it is one of the best games I've ever played ... you wont regret it...

[QUOTE=''Darth_Kane''][QUOTE=''Ps2stony'']GTA: SA for PC... Nope, not worth it without a gamepad. My friend got it for his PC as well, and he was playing with his keyboard and mouse... It was almost like playing one of those games that use every single friggin' key on the keyboard... If it's gamepad compatible then, heck, why not?[/QUOTE]What's wrong with you console fanboy? The controls are not hard at all For almost any game: mouse+keyboard>>>>>>>>>>>>>gamepad ( I know because I play both PC and console games )SA with a gamepad SUCKS. I still can't understand how people can actually play shooters and RTS with a gamepad. It's very hard to aim and run using a gamepad while with a mouse and keyboard it's much easier [/QUOTE] CONSOLE FANBOY??!!? I just effin sold my PS2 for PC GAME MONEY, and I don't plan on getting a console for the next at least SIX MONTHS. I'V BEEN A HERMIT SINCE AUGUST, FOO'.

[QUOTE=''Ps2stony''][QUOTE=''Darth_Kane''][QUOTE=''Ps2stony'']GTA: SA for PC... Nope, not worth it without a gamepad. My friend got it for his PC as well, and he was playing with his keyboard and mouse... It was almost like playing one of those games that use every single friggin' key on the keyboard... If it's gamepad compatible then, heck, why not?[/QUOTE]What's wrong with you console fanboy? The controls are not hard at all For almost any game: mouse+keyboard>>>>>>>>>>>>>gamepad ( I know because I play both PC and console games )SA with a gamepad SUCKS. I still can't understand how people can actually play shooters and RTS with a gamepad. It's very hard to aim and run using a gamepad while with a mouse and keyboard it's much easier [/QUOTE] CONSOLE FANBOY??!!? I just effin sold my PS2 for PC GAME MONEY, and I don't plan on getting a console for the next at least SIX MONTHS. I'V BEEN A HERMIT SINCE AUGUST, FOO'.
[/QUOTE]You sold it because games for PS2 aren't being released any more. If you had a PS3 would you have sold it for PC game money?
[QUOTE=''Darth_Kane''][QUOTE=''Ps2stony''][QUOTE=''Darth_Kane''][QUOTE=''Ps2stony'']GTA: SA for PC... Nope, not worth it without a gamepad. My friend got it for his PC as well, and he was playing with his keyboard and mouse... It was almost like playing one of those games that use every single friggin' key on the keyboard... If it's gamepad compatible then, heck, why not?[/QUOTE]What's wrong with you console fanboy? The controls are not hard at all For almost any game: mouse+keyboard>>>>>>>>>>>>>gamepad ( I know because I play both PC and console games )SA with a gamepad SUCKS. I still can't understand how people can actually play shooters and RTS with a gamepad. It's very hard to aim and run using a gamepad while with a mouse and keyboard it's much easier [/QUOTE] CONSOLE FANBOY??!!? I just effin sold my PS2 for PC GAME MONEY, and I don't plan on getting a console for the next at least SIX MONTHS. I'V BEEN A HERMIT SINCE AUGUST, FOO'.
[/QUOTE]You sold it because games for PS2 aren't being released any more. If you had a PS3 would you have sold it for PC game money?[/QUOTE] Hell yes. And I sold my PS2 before I came close to beating GT4, and FFX-2, so it wasn't that I was bored without any PS2 games, it was because I was excited for new PC games. And just for the record... If i still had a PS2 and also a PS3 I would sold teh PS3 for PS2 game money. Seriously. I hate PS3.
[QUOTE=''Ps2stony'']GTA: SA for PC... Nope, not worth it without a gamepad. My friend got it for his PC as well, and he was playing with his keyboard and mouse... It was almost like playing one of those games that use every single friggin' key on the keyboard... If it's gamepad compatible then, heck, why not?[/QUOTE]Keyboard and mouse:Out of car:Easy, fps style control. Uses no more keys than a typical WASD game.Mouse aim on shooting makes combat fun.In car:Easy, up-down-left-right controls for driving, mouse-controlled camera gives smooth and fluid control over what you want to look at, making high speed driving a breeze.Gamepad:Out of car:Autoaim Autoaim Autoaim Autoaim Autoaim Autoaim Autoaim Autoaim Autoaim Autoaim Autoaim Autoaim Autoaim Autoaim Autoaim In car:Smooth driving controls, but chunky N E S W camera control means fast driving becomes far more hazardous, not to mention awkward.And that's just controls. The PC version also has higher resolution textures, a much longer draw distance and, unless your PC is junk, none of the frame rate issues the console version had.The PC version plays better and it looks better.
[QUOTE=''mfsa''][QUOTE=''Ps2stony'']GTA: SA for PC... Nope, not worth it without a gamepad. My friend got it for his PC as well, and he was playing with his keyboard and mouse... It was almost like playing one of those games that use every single friggin' key on the keyboard... If it's gamepad compatible then, heck, why not?[/QUOTE]Keyboard and mouse:Out of car:Easy, fps style control. Uses no more keys than a typical WASD game.Mouse aim on shooting makes combat fun.[/QUOTE] No more than a WASD game?? Mouse aim?? You know GTA uses lock-on aiming and not a reticle, right? And you have to use the R2 and L2 equivalents to change targets and, bah...Whatever, I have my opinions, and you have yours. Maybe I thought it was complicated because I'm used to FPS's simple WASD+2 mouse button play...