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Welcome to SB13 SanAndreas!
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas will be shipping on a single layer DVD disc (DVD-5) for the PC. Those without a DVD-ROM drive will need to upgrade if they want to play San Andreas PC. For more details on whether San Andreas PC is compatible with your system, consult the system requirements:
Minimal System- 1GHz Intel Pentium III or AMD Athlon Processor
- 256MB of RAM
- 8x DVD-ROM Drive
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3.6 GB of free space for a minimal install
- 64MB Video Card with DirectX 9 compatible drivers
- DirectX 9 compatible Stereo Sound Card
- Keyboard & Mouse
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Recommended System- Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon XP processor
- 384MB(+) of RAM
- 16x DVD-ROM drive
- 4.7 GB of free space for a full install
- 128MB Video Card with DirectX 9 compatible drivers
- DirectX 9 compatible Surround Sound Card
- Game pad with twin axis analog controls (USB or Joystick Port)
- Keyboard & Mouse
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PC Specific Features:
- Save your player stats to a HTML file, which can be put on the internet and shared with others.
- Photos taken with the in-game camera can be exported as .JPG screenshot files.
- Rockstar have claimed the "modding community will be supported." Specifically in what ways is yet to be seen.
A great part of the PC version of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is the possiblity to modify it: Rockstar claims to have left important game data files unlocked and in text files as opposed to hard-coding them in the game. Although Rockstar lists "player modifications support" as a feature, it's safe to assume that Rockstar will not be providing any game editors with the game, and we can expect to be able to import additional player skins, probably in the form of clothes. Player models are at the moment split into around 10 different pieces, with two of each for different fitness levels. As such, player skins as seen in GTA Vice City are unlikely, unless we are provided with a custom slot with a single static mesh skin. Bear in mind that this is simply speculation at this point, as nothing solid has been confirmed yet.
It was decided that the PC version of San Andreas will not have an inbuilt 2-player mode as "the dual keyboard and mouse set up proved too unwieldy for players and didn't work with the PC version of San Andreas' greatly improved free camera mechanics. Rockstar North decided to focus on maximizing the single player experience."
The Xbox version of San Andreas will be very similar to the PC version, however the native resolution of the Xbox is smaller than the PC, so the same level of detail cannot be expected. Similarly to the PS2 version, you will be able to move the camera around your player or vehicle with the right ministick and the 2-player mode from the PS2 version will also be included. For the first time will you be able to make 30 second replays and have a custom soundtrack on an Xbox GTA though. This shows that the Xbox version will be resembling more the PC version as opposed to being a straight port from the PS2 game.
"If you have been waiting all this time to play it on Xbox, you won't want to let it pass by; San Andreas is a must-play videogame experience." -- Official Xbox Magazine, June 2005 |
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