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Wednesday 22 September, 2010
After having some experience with the game, I started to get into it. Doing missions after missions, it has the attractiveness off a first person shooter and also as an RPG. I can also see why some many people give good ratings about this game. Even though the graphics are not as modern as what we get now from the PS3 and Xbox360s, it still can compete by just game play and how much entertainment It provides.
After a while, I decided to do something else instead of missions. I decided to turn on little hacks I’ve found online. This made the game more compelling; just switch gravity on and off and watching things go up and down, it brings out the inner kid in a person. After I got bored of that I decided to take some go around stealing nice cars, I am a car enthusiast and I can start to make hits of what these cars are suppose to be. After doing a bit of research about the cars in the game, I found that those cars were suppose to represent a car in reality, but without the permission of the automobile company they were not allowed to put their logo/brand into their game.
So this game does combine the viral world and the real world together in a nice package. The sense of that you can control gravity and speed makes you feel like god, but when you come back down to earth, you can see that the cars in GTA San Andreas was modeled after their real life counterparts.
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