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Earlier today we reported on a complaint issued by California State Assembly member Leland Yee regarding the Hot Coffee mod released a while ago here on GTANet. Although we regarded the complaint with some skepticism, it seems the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) is taking it seriously. They have just launched an investigation into whether or not Take2Games violated ESRB policy by not fully disclosing the
In a rather comedic turn of events, California State Assembly member Leland Yee has issued a statement condemning the ESRB for “failing to appropriately rate Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas”. If you haven’t read (or guessed) already, yes, this has to do with ye olde Hot Coffee mod for the PC version of San An. In his press release (which
Think you’re the craziest, most diehard, most inane, most completely badass driver to ever hit the streets of San Andreas? Prove it. Put your skills on the line and show Rockstar what you’ve got. That’s right, folks, Rockstar Games is ready to hand out some more prizes to those who can prove themselves worthy. Using the replay feature of the PC edition
Ever since the Multi Theft Auto team brought multiplayer Grand Theft Auto to GTA3 and Vice City, other coders have taken interest in making their own multiplayer modifications. With a few weeks having passed since the release of SanAn on PC, progress has been made in making a multiplayer San Andreas modification. Our own team, San Andreas Multiplayer, has merged with GTA Connection,
AdTec from our forums has made a nifty modification which allows you to play as different character models from the game. The San Andreas player selection mod lets you play as almost all of the storyline characters as well as the girlfriends and gang members. The modification comes with a simple installer and uninstaller and spawns you at CJ’s house in the hood from
After two weeks of wondering how on earth we would get around the new LOD grouping system, binary IPL files, over 16K map objects, and countless other brain-numbing obstacles, we did it. San Andreas has been removed, and we’ve started importing assets for the Myriad Islands community map project! Most of the hard work here was done by Steve M and his
Spooky from our forums has released a San Andreas speedometer modification for the PC version, which adds a speedometer into the game. If you somehow don’t know what a speedometer is, it shows your current speed when you are driving in a vehicle. The speedometer can be toggled between miles and kilometres, and you can choose the corner in which it sits.
Our friends at The GTA Place have put together a little uploader for your San Andreas stats similar to the Vice City stats uploader. Chris says: “Remember that horrible stats file that Vice City used to generate, the stats file generated by San Andreas isn’t much better either. What this page does is it generates a nice pretty, colourful page of your San Andreas PC stats file, which you
Ero Senin from the PlayStation.com forums has posted new scans and information about Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories. The new information comes from a spanish-language magazine by the name of Play2Mania. The preview is 4 pages long and is based on information that the spanish publication received at E3, where they were one of the only publications in the whole world
The SanAn TXD workshop by our own guys at GTA Tools has been updated. Delfi wrote: “The latest txd workshop beta was promoted to version 3.4 which can save txds properly again (for vice city and gta3). It has experimental saving for San Andreas that gives limited success. Editing LOADSCS.txd works great but in-game sprites (like LD_PLAN.txd) doesn’t.” The new TXD workshop works for
