The game Hillary Clinton sought to ban is back, and coming to a cell phone near you.
On the back of this year’s controversial “Grand Theft Auto V,” developer Rockstar announced Tuesday that the 2004 classic “Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas” is coming to mobile devices this December.
Both 2001’s “Grand Theft Auto III” and 2002’s “Grand Theft Auto: Vice City” have been translated to mobile devices and sold well, so a port of “San Andreas” was inevitable. Yet this is one of Rockstar’s most ambitious moves yet: “San Andreas” was unrivalled in scope, size, and things to do. It will be comfortably one of the biggest games for mobile ever released.
Gamers loved the expansive map that could take hours to travel across, with varied missions in the rough suburbs of Los Santos and wild countryside to explore. Oh, and it had Samuel L. Jackson as a voice actor – amazing.
If you aren't an adult, the game is not intended for you. 'Grand Theft Bambi' this is not.
“San Andreas” also garnered a praise for its sensitive handling of race and gang issues. The gamer played young black gang member Carl “C.J.” Johnson struggling to shake off his past and make a life for himself outside of the world into which he was born. In trying to break free, C.J. ends up entrenched further in criminality. Characters broke free of tiresome stereotypes, and critics praised it for making a black character the lead.
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