Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas: Difference between revisions
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* [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas/Game Mechanics and Glitches|Game Mechanics and Glitches]] - Some explanations about how the game works, specific techniques, and glitches | * [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas/Game Mechanics and Glitches|Game Mechanics and Glitches]] - Some explanations about how the game works, specific techniques, and glitches | ||
** [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas/Game Mechanics and Glitches/Duping|Duping]] | |||
** [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas/Game Mechanics and Glitches/Phonecalls|Phonecalls]] | |||
* [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas/Missions|Missions]] - Facts about specific missions | * [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas/Missions|Missions]] - Facts about specific missions | ||
** [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas/Missions/Weapons|Given/removed weapons]] | |||
** [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas/Missions/Chains|Mission Chains]] (Related to Duping) | |||
* [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas/Additional Resources|Additional Resources]] - Links to other useful resources | * [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas/Additional Resources|Additional Resources]] - Links to other useful resources | ||
Revision as of 14:54, 6 December 2015
Template:Sda run This speed run strategy is only for the updated PC version of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, because it has many gameplay differences opposing to the PS2 version, such as aiming, driving, flying, and liberty of movement.
Categories
- any% - Do whatever it takes to beat the game as fast as possible
Additional Information
- Game Mechanics and Glitches - Some explanations about how the game works, specific techniques, and glitches
- Missions - Facts about specific missions
- Given/removed weapons
- Mission Chains (Related to Duping)
- Additional Resources - Links to other useful resources