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Message: [QUOTE="WokiBakoki, post: 308335, member: 205793"] San Andreas continues to surprise me with how much detail they put into what is primarily a PS2 game. The scope is vast but it doesn't feel as empty as it probably really is. My (long distance) girlfriend came to stay with me for 2 weeks earlier this month, she's from Vermont. I had a playthrough of SA going, and was up to the Badlands section of the story between Los Santos and San Fierro. So driving around the countryside in semi trucks and stuff, rural dingy towns on the highways. Lots of overcast and foggy weather. It's just like home to her. Add Radio X and K-DST to the mix, and she enjoyed just watching me play when we weren't busy. Watching the missions, comparing it to her hometown, driving the cars she liked most, and showing off cool things about the game. She too was impressed at how detailed it is for such an old game. Funnily enough, when I went to visit her a while back. We were in her brothers semi truck driving along with some classic rock on the radio and I was thinking "Holy shit, I am fully IN San Andreas right now." Being from England, that's the only reference of rural America I have, and they nailed it. So yeah, Whetstone, Angel Pine, Flint County, Mt. Chilliad. Country bumpkin approved. [/QUOTE]

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