Oh, San Andreas. Honestly the best GTA ever, with a map and story so large it would take any person a least 30 hours to just run the story. It has loads of mini-games that actually feel integral to the game, not just tacked on for the sake of content. It was the first GTA to have a deep vehicle customization, but none of this "instantly recall your car after you wreck it" nonsense. Its not without its flaws, but it is so deep rooted in nostolgia that I can only reccomend this game immensely.

Also works well on new systems, runs fine on Windows 7, FX 8350, and a GTX 960.

If you don't have it already, do yourself a favor this winter and replay this PS2 masterpiece, you won't regret it.

Oh, San Andreas. Honestly the best GTA ever, with a map and story so large it would take any person a least 30 hours to just run the story. It has loads of mini-games that actually feel integral to the game, not just tacked on for the sake of content. It was the first GTA to have a deep vehicle customization, but none of this "instantly recall your car after you wreck it" nonsense. Its not without its flaws, but it is so deep rooted in nostolgia that I can only reccomend this game immensely. Also works well on new systems, runs fine on Windows 7, FX 8350, and a GTX 960. If you don't have it already, do yourself a favor this winter and replay this PS2 masterpiece, you won't regret it.