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San Andreas was a landmark game for its time, and even as an adult, I look back on it with a sense of nostalgia and respect for how much it influenced the open-world genre. The sheer scope of the game’s world, stretching from urban sprawl to remote rural areas, was groundbreaking. It wasn't just about playing a game; it was about living in a world that felt vibrant, chaotic, and alive with possibility.
As a kid, I was drawn to the freedom the game offered. There were no boundaries—whether you wanted to follow the main story, get lost in side missions, or simply explore the sprawling cities, you could do it all. That sense of autonomy is something that stood out back then and still resonates with me today. San Andreas wasn’t just a game; it was an escape into a world where anything was possible.
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