GTA San Andreas Game Review

When making Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Rockstar were given the about impossible task of trying to improve two of the best games always - GTA3 and GTA Vice City. They determined to go with a new theme for the game, which is set in the early 1990's, and a state in America where gangs rule the streets, and where you play a black gangster who's part of the 'Grove Street' crew.
The game is set in an fantasy West-Coast state, featuring 3 large cities. The 3 cities are based on Los Angeles, San Francisco and Las Vegas, and characterize them justly precisely, without going overboard. In this GTA San Andreas review I will attempt to give a detailed look into the game, as well as its strengths and weaknesses. First of all, the game's story is incredible, and the lettering are voice-acted brightly, so you're really sucked into the world.
The missions play another friend - CJ, coming back for your mother's interment, only to meet up with your brothers, before success sucked back into the team society. You choose to help them out, and the first mission complicated spray painting your gang's 'tag' on enemy turf, before fugitive on a BMX bike. The first time I played this mission I was frightened that someone would see me spray painting, as all I had to protect myself with was a knife, and my enemies would all have guns! The game has a really nice learning curve and doesn't throw you in at the deep end.
No GTA San Andreas review would be total without a look at the game's military weapons, and there is a lot to look at. The game has more weapons than any of the before games in the series, and it seems that every
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The weapons range from heavy machine guns, to chainsaws, and then to the downright bizarre (golf clubs anyone?), and it seems like about something can be used. All in all the game is one of the best of its generation, with the only danger being with the graphics that can sometimes be a bit dodgy (especially when there's a lot event on the screen).

Game Requirements:
one more cause of game deafening is that system doesn't meet the minimum requirements to play the game. You can study the requirements lower and update or improve your system in order to play game with no any crashes.

Windows 2000/XP
3.6 GB hard disk space
1 GHz Intel Pentium III or AMD Athlon CPU
256 MB RAM
8x DVD drive
64 MB DirectX 9.0-compatible graphics card
DirectX 9.0-compatible sound card