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Bjanay's Grand Theft Auto - San Andreas (PS2)
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| [April 19, 2010 04:05:20 AM]
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I go out for Sweet to tag over opposing gangs territory. Do people even tag anymore? Whenever I’m driving in the game I turn to rap stations because they play a lot of old school rap that was popular at the time when Boys in the Hood and Menace II Society came out and that’s what the characters act/look like. The mission I just completed was going to beat up drug dealers and members of the Balla gang. When I finished doing that I just started riding around listening to music and playing vigilante in a police car. In reality I would not steal a police car because it is wrong and illegal in a game however there are no real consequences or repercussions for doing so.
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| [April 18, 2010 10:47:10 PM]
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San Andreas is interesting to me because it has a theme from the 1990's in areas made similar Compton or South Central LA. I think it's funny that all the Grand Theft Auto Game's follow a certain era in major cities most notorious for gang violence and organized crime. San Andreas was boring to me when I would try to complete the missions and I didn't quite know what to do or where to go. I think the way the characters interact is funny because of the way it imitates real life. I play a lot of vigilante games with the ambulance and police cars and spend most times riding around going to work out or beat up old ladies that curse me out for thinking I'm trying to steal their purse. I have a nice artillery of weapons including M-16's, grenades, brass knuckles, uzi's, a bat, and a sniper rifle that I don't use very often because I haven't passed the most challenging levels yet.
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