Maybe I paid him for it eventually, I can't recall. I'm not sure why, yet he lent it to me without even really playing it and I. To this day, gaming is one of the few things I can rely on to help me navigate through a stressful situation, although it's often the source of my stress.Īs it happened, San Andreas dropped a week or so after my mom passed and an older friend of mine bought it sometime after. Fortunately, I owned a PlayStation 2 at the time and videogames would become an avenue for coping with the indescribable loss.
I had watched my mom battle cancer for nearly two years before she passed in October and it didn't help that I'd just finished high school and had little to do to take my mind off everything.
RELATED: Grand Theft Auto: 23 Hidden Details In Liberty City, Vice City, And San Andreas Only Real Fans Know AboutĢ004 was the toughest year of my life. It was released at a time when I needed it most. My appreciation for San Andreas runs a lot deeper than plain enjoyment. But, the way I see it, San Andreas is among the best sandbox games ever made and definitely the best title to ever come from Rockstar. I'm pretty sure most people will back the current GTA as the best, and that's alright - the notion is still difficult to argue with. On a personal note, though, it hardly holds up to the OG that is Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
Certainly, that's mostly due to the multiplayer facet and the constant updates from the developers, who continue to polish their gem in a bid to keep it as attractive as possible.Īt some point, GTA V will be succeeded by a new title from the franchise and will go down as one of the most played games in history. The Rockstar title has around for nearly seven years now, yet it still continues to sell like crazy and there's very little indication that sales will slow anytime soon. It didn't become the most sold game of the 2010s or the all-time third best-selling game by chance, it's really one of the best games ever made. Grand Theft Auto V is well and truly a masterpiece.
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