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Bout the same.

For some reason it works now. It would crash on startup. And it was clean, too.

I know this is a common problem, yet I can't find anyone who has the exact problem as me. I'm running Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit on a Toshiba Satellite L505. I've tried a lot of things already to make San Andreas work, but nothing helps. I know the system requirements are working because I play other games that are much larger than San Andreas that work (gmod 11, TF2, etc.) So if you have anything to say, please do, thank you for your help in advance.

THE TAURUS! INDEED YOU ARE WORTHY OF GODWORTHYNESS. My friend has one and we think it's cursed. It made my friend and I say "Run that bitch over" at the same time and also made my friend say sunwoof instead of sunroof. Shit happens in this car. Believe me.

This may be awhile. Take an adventure into my car life. First is my bike. Pretty rare and only made for two years. 1987 Honda Rebel 450 My first motorcycle I ever learned to ride on. Haven't tipped it yet. Wish me luck. My 1997 Jeep Cherokee Country. 4.0l Inline 6. Straight pipes with no cat. Has polished alluminum nerf bars instead of those rust bucket step bars that are on it in the picture. Not much. But hell, what can I say? She's my pride and joy. Here's one with it next to my neighbor's barn find. I believe it's a 1975 Jeep CJ-7. Lastly, just for showing off, my dad's 2010 Chevrolet Silverado. 20 Inch Cragar Super Sports and a grill guard. 6.2L V8 that spits out nearly 400 horsepower. Not really much when you have a rev limiter in it. Oh well.

I was waiting for the Faggio to explode in the last cut. *bonor depleted*

I want it in Dubai. Or somewhere high-class away from any ghetto or depressing stuff like literally every Grand Theft Auto. Come to think of it all of em have been like that except for TBoGT... I really agree to the fact that the Rockstar Franchise should put a change to the "coming up in the world" feel and start going into the Scarface affect like Red Dead Redemption had. Usually a really depressing ending of sorts without the tough and rough beginning. I want- on the first mission- to hit European, sun dropped roads that Italy has to offer in an Infernus originating from Lamborghini roots. With a Cessna Citation type jet waiting for me at my private airfield that takes me to Dubai to start up on my deadly ride down. With a storyline that takes me to meet the cold and hard Russian mobsters and to take my own path through the radioactive fields of what once was Chernobyl just for a simple drug-trade and underground real estate sales. Just for that to leave me slowly suffering on the inside for a brighter day. I want to finally suffer and then see my empire fall from under me. Now that, my friends. Is disc 1. Disc 2, is the storyline that gives you everything...and more. It gives you the high-end muscle cars and sports cars waiting to be endlessly abused by tarmac and g-forces. I want endless firefights with explosive endings that lead to you being the hero in any way imaginable. I want Grand Theft Auto to be a real RPG with real weather, seasons, and time. I want real nations and real cities that you are able to transport yourself to just through the aspect which MGS4 takes. A simple installation. While the cities aren't in use. Then fudgepack them in a rar file among the others waiting to be discovered. I want this to span across the globe. Hawai'i to Spain. You choose your destiny for an infinite number of choices to choose your next path. Now that would be quite a sale.

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paris? damn idk about that. id rather have it in tokyo, houston, vice city, or some midwest city

found it again its by the arch rock in the desert north of area 69 youll find a sadler and the bodybags in a hole round them parts somewhere

what if they made a gta one for the fuck of t?

fuck............wel thanks for the help...........will the chip work on a compaq presario f700 laptop?

if this isnt the right topic for this forum please tell me that