Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas was at times an early 1990s "Gansta Rap Video," and at other instants it was a dynamic view of the frustration faced by urban youth of the period.
The game was influenced by the cinematic work of John Singleton and Spike Lee. San Andreas contained themes like adolescent angst, police corruption and family drama. The "Grove," exemplified the combined effects of poverty and drugs on the aimlessness youth of metropolitan America.
The game was critically acclaimed for its gameplay, but should have been credited for pushing the boundaries of story telling in video games.
Video Game publisher Rockstar, has been releasing images in bunches for the newest game in the Grand Theft Auto series this past week. We have already caught glimpses of the vehicles and leisure activities offered in Grand Theft Auto V. The images definitely increased anticipation for the game.
Now Rockstar has released another set images that hint at some of the criminal activities that may appear in the game. Hopefully, the game's seedy-side will provide gamers with the same complex and character driven story lines of Rockstar's first outing in San Andreas.
Rockstar released this statement with the latest images of the game: "Hope you enjoyed this week's 10 screenshot special from Grand Theft Auto V. We will be back with some more to see in a few weeks or so." the latest barrage of eye candy has renewed anticipation for this next GTA installment."
Here are the rest of the images...
