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playing san andreas the other day and I was wondering why there was no add on game like liberty city stories and VCS. San andreas was and still is (by sales anyways) the most popular game out of the entire franchise. Its not like it wouldve taken them very long, they just wouldve needed a couple of new characters and some missions.
Nobody can answer that question I always wanted SAS but R* decides to move on and focuses on the IV era. One of the problems could be that it would be way too huge for the PSP. They wont redo san andreas for the PS3/X360. They may could do this for the PS2 but it would be completely useless.
They most likely planned on it, but the time frame that it would have come out in contradicted their other projects, so they either dropped it or figured it was a money waster. GTAIV would have been pushed back quite a ways if San Andreas Stories had ever come out.
They could still make it since GTA V is barely on the horizon anyway. It would be hard to scale the whole map, but they could eliminate the countryside and just have the bare cities Los Santos, San Fierro, and Las Venturas. To travel between you could buy pay for a ticket at the airport. Or if that is also too much they could just have it in Los Santos or something.
When would they get around to it? The PS2 port of VCS was spring 2007 and GTA IV was originally meant for fall 2007 but ended up in spring 2008, followed by various versions of DLC/EFLC and CTW in 2009-2010 and most recently Mac versions of III/VC/SA (content same as PC versions). Counting ports, there's been at least one GTA title released every year since the series began. It's not just a matter of having time to make it but also of not wanting to over-saturate the market.
According to Wikipedia (unverified), VCS sold half as many units as LCS. With new platforms like the iPad needing content that fits the amount of power they have, I don't think the door is closed on a San Andreas Stories, but Rockstar may have better things to do. The original San Andreas is a so much larger and longer game than III or Vice City, a San Andreas Stories might be considered even more redundant, meaning we've already spent two game's worth of time on that map.
I would say it's just too large, but maybe it's just too recent. GTA III by now is a vintage classic in its own right which could explain better why LCS sold so well. Vice City and then San Andreas were more on a par with what could be produced now for the same format, doing a "Story" for them is more like just doing an "Episode". VCS still sold but apparently less? Well it was more like an episode and not much improvement on the original, so doing an SA Story as well probably would have followed the same trend.
So a GTA:SAS would be nice someday, but probably best to wait until GTA:SA is deeper history and more revered as a classic of its time. Then bringing back the location and characters will be much more nostalgic to play and hopefully reap worthwhile sales, making the development worth the time. Is that time now? When will that time be? Who knows.
Probably if they made a SAS with the current graphics it would be very hard to scale and would take up alot of hardrive space. It could be possible they are making a sequel however it probably have around 40-50 missions as a result of high performance graphics. If it came out I would definately get it without a doubt!
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"The only thing Big Bear give a fuck about is smoking and keeping my house clean." Drug dealer B Dup's sobering words offer GTA San Andreas protagonist CJ dark insight into life in Los Santos since he's been gone. Crack cocaine has swept the city, and you're either slinging it or smoking it. Big Bear, a one-time soldier of the Grove Street Families gang, is proof of that, cutting a diminished figure behind his so-called 'master', scratching at his skin, twitching his head from side-to-side. He's in deep. "If crack can do that to Big Bear," CJ reflects later, "the average motherfucker ain't got a chance."
Set the calendar back 12 months, and GTA 1991, an ambitious total conversation prequel mod being developed by a dedicated group of hobbyist San Andreas players, explores the birth of the base game's crack epidemic, as well as the imagined lesser-told stories that helped shape Rockstar's 2004 crime simulator. "We're going all out, you know," says project co-creator deltaCJ. "We want it to be everything. We want it to be Rockstar quality. We can't do subpar."
This, of course, sets the stage for Little Devil in GTA 1991 as he and his brother Big Devil (also name-dropped by Sweet in San Andreas; also dead by then), plot revenge against rival gang member Top Dawg who's thought to have murdered their cousin, Dopey. Between times, Little Devil's involvement with drug dealing pal Sebastian sees him introduced to a different side of the streets, causing the wider Grove Street Family to question his loyalty and commitment to their green flag-flying cause. "After finding out some crucial details about Dopey's death, Lil' Devil accidentally sets off the crack epidemic," says deltaCJ. "You'll see why."
With the promise of new characters, weapons and vehicle models, voice acting, cutscenes, bespoke animations, never before seen interiors, new purchasable properties, over a dozen missions, and an estimated run time of nine to 10 hours, GTA 1991 one is as ambitious on paper as deltaCJ sounds over Discord. But, to be fair, a quick glance at the mod's work-in-progress GTAForums threads show enough concept imagery, artwork, missions scripts, and snippets of in-game footage to suggest the team is well on their way towards something good. Better still, a demo containing GTA 1991's first chapter is scheduled to launch later this month, February 26, with the mod's full release pencilled in for some point next year. To get involved, all you'll need is the GTA: San Andreas base game on PC.
Perhaps the most intriguing feature of GTA 1991, at least compared to its source material, is its 'realistic' drug dealing system. On that, deltaCJ says: "I want players to be able to buy and sell drugs, I want them to be able to buy locations to sell from, be that crack houses or less run-down properties. That might be a case of clearing out crack houses and taking out rival gangs, taking over the property and then having people come in to buy from you. I want players to be able to grow contacts on the street and be able to sell on corners."
"The thing is, as we saw in San Andreas, the Grove Street Family is by and large against crack and the grip it has on the neighbourhood. I've written a narrative to make sense of Little Devil's involvement in that, though, which means the system is 100% going in the game. One of the more important aspects of the drug dealing system is that I don't want I don't want it to get exploited. You'll be able to make some good money from it, but it's a side business. With that, we also want there to be risk, you know, where you could get robbed, or people come in to buy from you but it's a setup, it's a drug bust. And then the next thing you know, you lose a property. I think there's real potential there."
To this end, all of these minute details matter and make for a more credible, immersive game. Goodness knows how many first-class professionals worked on Rockstar's San Andreas way back when, but it certainly feels like deltaCJ and the rest of the GTA 1991 team are sitting on something special at this stage, with, obviously, a fraction of the time and resources.
"Let me say one thing: animating these cutscenes can be a pain in the ass," says deltaCJ while laughing. "I'm there for two to three hours just animating hands or the head, you know. It's crazy, it's wild, the fact that I have so much love for this game that I'm willing to do that, it's amazing. Another challenge has been seeking out voice actors. I don't want in-game characters simply moving their hands and their lips, I don't want text subtitles and no voice overs. I want there to be life to these characters. I want it when people turn the volume down on their game, they can hear those characters' voices in their heads by reading their words on the screen alone."
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