The Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas video game also features many references to real life, its cities, regions, and many landmarks. CJ, the protagonist of the game, develops a friendship with Jizzy B and also works for him in bringing down the Loco Syndicate, similar to the Scotty Appleton (Ice-T) did to Nino Brown (Wesley Snipes) and the cash brothers in the movie. Several scenes from the film have been involved in many of the missions of the game.Īnother film is “New Jack City” of 1991, which has influenced especially the ‘San Fierro’ chapter of the Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. The storyline of Los Santos is mostly based upon the C.R.A.S.H.
The film “Colors” of 1988 is another film that has highly influenced GTA: San Andreas.
A gang member wearing a green flannel shirt and braided hair was inspired by the O-Dog played by Larenz Tate in the film ‘ Menace || society,’ one of the main characters in the film. There is also an inclusion of some lines in the game taken from the movie. Many parts of this video game have been taken by this film, such as Los Santos being based on Los Angeles just like the film, and Grove Street is also a reference to the film. GTA San Andreas is also majorly inspired by the film ” Menace || society” of 1993. The soundtrack, played in the background of the video game, The Gansta Rap, is also taken from the same era. GTA San Andreas is extensively based on VARIOUS Crime-Drama movies of the late 1980s and early 1990s, Similarly to the Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. The platform which can be used to enjoy this game are- Play station-2, Microsoft Windows, X box, Mac OS X, iOS, Android, windows phone, Fire OS, X box 360 and play station 3. The game is produced by ‘Leslie Benzies’ and written by ‘Dan Hauser’, James Worral, and DJ pooh. State of San Andreas, based on California and Nevada fictionally. The journey of ‘CJ’ takes him across the U.S. The story of the game is about a former Gangster ‘Carl Johnson’ as known as ‘CJ,’ who returns to his former gang after the death of his mother.
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