2001’s Grand Theft Auto III was a real watershed in the history of open world gaming. However, perhaps the most remarkable thing about Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, released just three years later, is just how much it dwarfs GTAIII in every way.
Forget one city. Have three, with vast swathes of forests, countryside, and desert in between. Want more vehicles? Have over 250 of them, including jump jets, combine harvesters, lawn mowers, bicycles, semi-trailers, forklifts, and so, so many more. Music? No problem. How does 11 radio stations and over 150 tracks sound?
Not enough? How about parachutes? How about a functioning casino? How about a jetpack? How about same-screen free-roaming co-op? How about fast food that actually makes you fat? How about arguably the greatest line-up of cheats ever assembled?
And how about we put Samuel L. Jackson in it?
GTA: San Andreas was the all-time best-selling game on PS2 – itself the best-selling console of all-time – and it’s just not at all hard to see why.
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