Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas PC

想問下大家, 知唔知呢隻game香港有冇代理,
冇既話那兒有得訂 & 幾 $$? thank you
我都係睇到正版有幅地圖先想買...


本篇文章已被 Alexchan 於 Jun 10 2005, 22:39 編輯過

香港不能買到的嗎？
如果是的話，或者我可以幫你在美國買，之後郵寄給你？

美國=口= 很貴呀
希望有行貨....

不過係未有正版之前...我已經玩緊了 u.u

有冇人玩緊...其實係唔係補血先要食野?

本篇文章已被 Alexchan 於 Jun 8 2005, 13:54 編輯過

補血可以在飲品售賣機買飲品 或者去快餐店買食物
另外 不一定是要補血才吃東西 如果你想增加脂肪 那可以狂去快餐店
主角的外型也因此而變......

我在玩ps2的版本 某些任務很困難呢............
我現在去到San Fierro城市的階段.........要注意的事 就是初期多儲錢吧.......否則接下來可能入不敷支
按此會看到一個外國的攻略網 資料相當詳盡

THANKS馬丁,
那個攻略網我一直都有去,
不過好多都唔太明...

果個玩搖車玩左好多次都唔得...
係咁問人先知要接num lock 果面d製=.=

另外...依家R點個mission好難..
去將D貨搬入架車度....但成日搞到D箱歪左搬唔到....

都係掙地盤好玩...不過之後又要掙過=.=

仲有2個問題, gang area d色有深有淺,
淺色係唔係果d地區仲有其他gang係度?

同埋呢...點解成23:00個天都仲未黑晒既? 是否正常? 真實的洛杉磯應該唔會係咁嫁下化...
我唔會無意打左cheat入去掛=口= 係就死得...要重玩

本篇文章已被 Alexchan 於 Jun 10 2005, 22:39 編輯過

R點那個偷箱的任務 一聽到鎗聲最好去幫Ryder殺敵.........他不是很強的 然後才繼續偷箱
Gang Area的顏色有深淺.......? 這個我可沒留意了
天色問題方面嘛 應該是正常的...........所以Alexchan兄不用太擔心

這個網站資料也相當詳盡

打一次半次cheat都沒甚麼問題，不過如果用得多的話便可能會爆不到機……

搬貨很難嗎？我倒覺得還可以……是一開頭不為意令Ryder ( 跟CJ一起偷東西的那個人 )被士兵殺死了，害我重試了幾次才過了那關=口="

現在玩到了OG那裡~剛過了幫OG偷東西那一關，才發覺原來GTA SA 還有暗殺這一招的@@" ( 用小刀從後暗殺，或者用裝了滅音器的手槍 )，愈玩愈發覺GTA SA 真了加了很多新元素，真是講都講不完~

遊俠網的 GTA : SA 專屬討論區，有很多有用的資料：

http://game1.ali213.net/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=287

本篇文章已被 孔明 於 Jun 11 2005, 04:40 編輯過

馬丁:
我都試過幫他...但又殺不盡...很麻煩...結果就沒有再幫他了...

孔明:
嘿嘿...我那一晚去那forum等種子...等左好耐...

Gang Area的顏色有深淺

好似係淺色代表勢力弱d，少d人係個區巡邏
剛掙回來既地盤，通常都是較淺色，愈近勢力既心臟地帶就愈深色

=.=已經去到尾關...玩了三次
頭兩次...逃不出來...
最後一次...讓sweet跌死了
冇心情玩=.=
anyone know how to save that mother....er? 怒_怒
飛行教學我玩了四五個小時都還忍受...偏偏這個....
可能因為打gang war, 但四周都沒有敵人. 而通街暴動搞到我太火吧-.-

2nd edit:
終於打完了...但是才72.19%...要慢慢練到100%...

本篇文章已被 Alexchan 於 Jun 15 2005, 20:06 編輯過

From www.thestar.com

Porn patch forces Grand Theft Auto rewrite
Big box retailers expected to pull popular video game

NEIL DAVIDSON
CANADIAN PRESS

Retailers across North America have been asked to slap an Adults Only rating on Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas or remove the video game from shelves until action can be taken to block sexually explicit material buried in the game that can be unlocked via a downloadable patch.

Take-Two Interactive Software, the parent company of San Andreas publisher Rockstar Games, said it would cease production of the game in its current form and create its own patch to prevent modification of the PC version.

The move also forced the company to lower its financial forecasts for net sales in the fiscal third quarter ending July 31 from $205-$215 million US to $160-$170 million.

The Entertainment Software Rating Board, the U.S.-based industry body that rates video games, revoked the game's Mature (17 and over) rating after an investigation into complaints over game modifications available over the Internet.

In a release, the board said Rockstar Games "will immediately advise retailers to cease all sales of the game until corrective actions, as mandated by the ESRB, can be taken."

That move may not have much teeth since the ESRB is a self-regulatory industry group.

Still, the executive director of the Entertainment Software Association of Canada said she had spoken to the Retail Council of Canada to ask that it encourage its members to stop selling the game in its current form until corrective action suggested by the ESRB is taken.

"It's unprecedented," Danielle LaBossiere said in an interview.

That action includes changing the rating of the existing version to Adults Only (age 18 and over) or exchanging old stock for modified versions that remove the sexual content. Take-Two said it will begin working on a new version — with enhanced security and the original Mature rating — that will be available in its fiscal fourth quarter, which starts Aug. 1.

The video game rating system is voluntary but almost all game publishers comply. Adults Only ratings are rare and are likely not welcome at chains catering to families.

In Canada, 90 per cent of the games sold are through retailers who adhere to the so-called Commitment to Parents initiative launched last October. Those retailers, from EB Games and Future Shop to Toys "R" Us and Wal-Mart, require ID for games rated Mature or Adults Only.

B.C., Manitoba, Nova Scotia and Ontario also have legislation requiring retailers to only sell those titles to people aged 17 and over depending on the rating.

The highly successful Grand Theft Auto franchise is no stranger to controversy. The free-form game allows players to roam at will, hijacking, stealing, shooting and causing mayhem as they go.

The game's original Mature rating came with warnings for strong sexual content, intense violence, strong language, blood and gore, and use of drugs.

The latest controversy involved a downloadable modification, a so-called "hot coffee mod" — courtesy of a 36-year-old Dutchman — that unlocks content which was apparently already included in the code of the game.

"After a thorough investigation, we have concluded that sexually explicit material exists in a fully rendered, unmodified form on the final discs of all three platform versions of the game (i.e., PC CD-ROM, Xbox and PS2)," ESRB president Patricia Vance said in a statement.

"However, the material was programmed by Rockstar to be inaccessible to the player and they have stated that it was never intended to be made accessible. The material can only be accessed by downloading a software patch, created by an independent third party without Rockstar's permission, which is now freely available on the Internet and through console accessories.

"Considering the existence of the undisclosed and highly pertinent content on the final discs, compounded by the broad distribution of the third-party modification, the credibility and utility of the initial ESRB rating has been seriously undermined."

Game designers often bury features within the game, allowing them to tease gamers with cheats. Usually they do not spark such an outcry, however.

San Andreas has been a huge hit. It returned to the top of the Canadian sales charts in June when it was released for the Xbox and PC. Released last October for the PlayStation 2, it was the bestselling game in Canada last year.

Paul Eibeler, Take-Two's president and CEO, said in a statement that his company has "always worked to keep mature-themed video game content out of the hands of children."

But he also noted issues raised by Wednesday's developments.

"The ESRB's decision to re-rate a game based on an unauthorized third-party modification presents a new challenge for parents, the interactive entertainment industry and anyone who distributes or consumes digital content," he said.

"We are deeply concerned that the publicity surrounding these unauthorized modifications has caused the game to be misrepresented to the public and has detracted from the creative merits of this award winning product," he added.

The company said it is "exploring its legal options as it relates to companies that profited from creating and distributing tools for altering" the game's content.

In addition to sparking headlines, the Grand Theft franchise has also won kudos for revolutionizing game play, by opening up game environments instead of following one route.

The ESRB also said Wednesday it now will require that all game publishers "submit any pertinent content shipped in final product even if is not intended to ever be accessed during game play, or remove it from the final disc."

↑唔係好明...

係唔係因為被人搵到個隱藏野被人改左出黎, 要重新出過批貨?

是色情內容令遊戲被要求更改

http://www.nauru.hk/forum/get.php?id=2955

you can take a look at this

是色情內容令遊戲被要求更改

hot coffee????