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On his return to the neighborhood, a couple of corrupt cops frame him for homicide. CJ is forced on a journey that takes him across the entire state of San Andreas, to save his family and to take control of the streets. Rockstar Games brings its biggest release to mobile yet with a vast open-world covering the state of San Andreas and its three major cities – Los Santos, San Fierro and Las Venturas – with enhanced visual fidelity and over 70 hours of gameplay. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas features: • Remastered, high-resolution graphics built specifically for mobile including lighting enhancements, an enriched color palette and improved character models.

• Dual analog stick controls for full camera and movement control. • Three different control schemes and customizable controls with contextual options to display buttons only when you need them. • Tailor your visual experience with adjustable graphic settings Languages Supported: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Russian and Japanese. DOWNLOAD: Download Xap (1 gb ): Download Xap (512 mb optimized ): (19 mb).

Last November, gaming giant Rockstar Games surprised us all by announcing that their mobile pot of Playstation 2/Xbox hit would be alongside the iOS and Android versions. A lot of the larger console publishers end up skipping Windows Phone with their mobile ports, so the announcement of a Windows Phone version seemed to prove that our platform has reached a new level of market penetration and acceptance.

On December 11, Rockstar announced that San Andreas would release. But then the release date rolled around for iOS and Android with no Windows Phone version in sight. Rockstar went on to belatedly explain that our version would be.

Here we are a month later, and San Andreas has arrived at last! But exactly which Windows Phone devices will it run on, and does it support? And why doesn't it have Xbox features? Find out after the break! Supported devices? Displayed prominently at the top of the game’s Store page is this ominous warning: “PLEASE NOTE: Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is only supported on the following devices: Nokia Lumia: 1520, 1320, 822, 820, 810, HTC: 8XT.” Nobody with any sense expected San Andreas to run on 512 MB RAM devices like the Nokia Lumia 520 - developers often struggle to get technically demanding games running on low memory devices.

So the exclusion of the 520 and its brethren comes as no surprise. What is strange is the exclusion of several devices with at least 1 GB of RAM, starting with the Lumia 920. Considering that the 920 was Nokia’s flagship phone in 2012, San Andreas’ failure to run on it would come as a blow. Nor is the Lumia 1020 (which bears twice the RAM: 2 GB) on the supported devices list. Does that mean that two of Nokia’s most popular and powerful phones can’t play this Grand Theft Auto? Luckily, that’s not the case. As you can tell from the photograph and video in this very article, San Andreas downloads and runs just fine on the Lumia 920.

We can only assume the 1020 plays the game as well. Perhaps these devices (and their variants) have compatibility issues later in the game. Either that, or Rockstar’s team simply left out a few compatible Windows Phones by mistake. Other reader-confirmed compatible devices include: HTC 8X, Lumia 925, 928, and 1020, Samsung ATIV S. Note that when you first download the game, you’re just downloading a 20 MB installer. The installer than downloads the rest of the 2.5 GB game.

The advantage of this approach is that it appears to circumvent the need for 4x the extra space that Windows Phone 8 usually requires for game and installations. You should be able to install San Andreas with as little as 3 GB of free storage. Let us know your experience in the comments! Screen time-outs will interrupt the download process, but thankfully the installer supports resuming. Still, I recommend turning off screen time-outs while downloading (if your phone supports it) to make things go smoother. Controls and MOGA support (or lack thereof) San Andreas offers several control options, such as a traditional classic control scheme and an adapted one. Either way, players control protagonist CJ’s movement with a virtual thumbstick n the left side of the screen.

Action buttons such as attack and “take vehicle” appear on the right side of the screen. Button positions can even be customized to your liking.

After securing a vehicle, you can choose between three control methods for steering. The touch controls work very well, and anyone who plays console-style titles like those produced by Gameloft will feel right at home with them. But no touch scheme can ever match the responsiveness of a physical controller – not when the game was originally designed for controllers. Hence many of us hoped for MOGA controller support, especially since the Android version of the game supports it.

Sadly, the Windows Phone version of San Andreas does not work with MOGA controls at present. Developers tell us that adding MOGA controls is fairly easy and painless, so we can only assume that Rockstar’s Windows Phone team did not know about MOGA’s Windows Phone support. The MOGA website’s product pages and packaging make absolutely no mention of Windows Phone, after all – something I lamented in my. San Andreas is a massive game, and thus will likely require a few title updates for bug fixes and optimizations. There’s still a chance of Rockstar adding MOGA support in a title update.

Whether or not you own a MOGA controller yet, please email mouthoff@rockstargames.com and tweet and to let them know we want MOGA support in San Andreas for Windows Phone! No Xbox Live, no cloud Woe to Achievement hunters: the Windows Phone version of San Andreas does not support Xbox Live features.

The original Xbox version of the game didn’t offer Achievements either, so it’s not like we’re losing out on something that people got on other platforms. But Grand Theft Auto IV and V on Xbox 360 do both take full advantage of Xbox Live, so it’s a shame that Rockstar chose to skip out on Xbox Live features for the Windows Phone version. The decision to publish San Andreas as an indie title is emblematic of the problems Xbox Live on Windows Phone has faced for the last couple of years. Because Xbox Live certification is more time consuming and costly than iOS's Game Center and Android's Google Play, many publishers - even those with strong relationships with Microsoft - choose to forego Xbox Live on Windows Phone.

Microsoft still seems to be securing a few Xbox Live releases here and there, but those releases are few and far between. Nor does the big MS make any real efforts to promote the few Xbox Live games that do sneak onto their mobile platform. The lack of Achievements is one thing. After all, iOS and Android don't get Xbox Live Achievements either. But the Windows Phone version of the game lacks the cloud save support that the other versions offer. Save data seems to be stored solely on the phone, which means you'll lose it if you switch devices (as I'm about to do) or have to reinstall the game for any reason.

Story And Clark Piano Serial Number Database on this page. Combined with the lack of MOGA support, it feels like we got slightly short shrift on this one. Not that we shouldn't be grateful for Rockstar's support! But Windows Phone users do need to and email Rockstar to ask for those missing features. Get your grand theft on Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is a massive open-world game that takes place in a fictional California setting in the year 1992. The game tells a thrilling crime story, filled with violence, betrayal, drug use, and harsh language.

The story will take dozens of hours to complete, and with optional side missions and races you could easily get a hundred hours of gameplay from this one. The game offers a number of graphical settings that allow players to tweak the game’s appearance to their tastes.

Want a huge draw distance? You can do that, if you turn the detail down a little. At default settings on a Lumia 920, the frame rate is smoother than any of Gameloft’s 3D Windows Phone 8 games. The beefier Lumia 1520 should be able to display even more detail without losing too many frames. If you crave console-style games on the go or just love Grand Theft Auto (and your phone can handle it), don’t miss San Andreas on Windows Phone.

You'll live without the Achievements, I promise. Thanks to SlimAndShady, TNTJudbud, and everyone else who tipped us about the game's release! • Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas – Windows Phone 8 (1 GB of RAM or more) – 2.5 GB – $6.99 –. Okay, lets put an end to this '512MB Ram Whinging'. For what intention did you purchase a 520 or any other 512MB ram phone? Was it to play hardcore games like GTA?

If so, you're an idiot. What were you thinking buying it for gaming and graphic/CPU intensive tasks?

The 520 and other 512MB phones are aimed at those that just want a fast and snappy smartphone, that will do all it is intended to do. Web Browse, Social Network, make phone calls/SMS, maybe some skype as well. Those phones are not meant for hardcore mobile gaming. If you want a phone that does everything and will do for its intended lifespan, buy the damn flagship phone.

If you can't afford the flagship, stick with a low budget device and bite the bullet, or switch OS and buy a mid-tier android device. Please, i'm sick of the whinging over 512MB Ram. Just suck it and see - if you want your phone to be able to do resource intensive gaming, save your money and buy the flagship. Yeah I agree Paul. Whilst I totally understand that not everyone can just go out and buy a 1520, the older flagship devices like the Ativ S are running in at a close price to the 520. Download Free Bosch Automotive Handbook Free Software. At least in Australia, prices are very similiar.

The 520 currently is priced at a low $149, and an Ativ S can be found for around the $200 mark. I definitely wasn't having a go at those who can't afford a flagship phone, but with low end devices comes limitations. It's just a part of it sadly, and I don't feel its right for users of low end handsets to be in uproar that a fully 3D open world game isn't compatible on their phone. I wasn't 'going hating'. I was pointing out that not everyone has the option of getting a flagship phone. While it's true that you can get some older flagships for around $200 USD, such as the 920, compared to the $60 520, that's still a huge difference. Also keep in mind that many people are stuck on carriers, and not every carrier carries every phone.

For people who can only afford mobile plans because they get huge discounts on family plans, being stuck on Verizon doesn't allow you to easily switch to AT&T or T-Mobile, or vice versa, to pursue deals on other phones. Yes, it has become pretty clear that high-end gaming on Windows Phone 8 requires 1GB, that wasn't always clear at the start of Windows Phone 8's launch. I commiserate with those people who can't afford 1GB phones and still want to play games, and I don't think it's good for the Windows Phone ecosystem that the most popular Windows Phone 8 can't play all the games and apps in the store. That type of fragmentation is not good, and the only way it'll get better is if people complain about it.

So, it doesn't bother me that people complain about it. To be honest I feel like list of supported devices is simply a list of avaliable phones that rockstar had during QA cycle. And that tells me that their knowlege of Windows Phone leaves a lot to be desired.

I also suspect that lack of 512mb support has more to do with developers never bothering to set compiler so it optimizes (complies) for 512md devices than it really has to do with 1gb requierment. Ignorance is a bliss. But if they were told just how many $$$ are they losing in sales because no one new how to set compiler right they'd think differently. (if M$ would bother to set copmplier to automatically compiles for 512mb by default things would look a LOT different for 512mb owners.). Maybe in a Quad Core and 4GB of Ram this ten year old game would run in an acceptable frame rate. Rockstar have a lot of money, they could do a better port for Windows Phone.

They will lost a lot of downloads, because the lack of support for 512MB ram devices. I will not download this. I have all GTAs, and i think that San Andreas is their masterpiece. Here in home my nephews prefer to play San Andreas, rather of others games of franchise.

Playstation Portable have an old hardware and can run this game, and with some work they could delivery it with at least 1GB of size. But they will not spend time and money optimizing the game, but people like me will not download it and trust in Rockstar. No support for Live, no 512 MB Ram, no support for Moga, 2,5GB of free space. Thank you, I'll pass. How much Iphone 4S cost at its launch, and how much Lumia 520 did? Man, do you have a brain?! Iphone 4S was one and only phone, the top, seeing as they've launched cheaper 5C version.

Lumia 820 isn't a top phone and it never was, but its run it just fine. Why does Lada Riva is not same comfort as BMW?

Because its obviously cost a lot less. You're gettin what you're paying for. Those people, who bought Iphone 4S paid a lot, since price of Iphone was the same, or even higher that Lumia 920 in Europe. Dont know about US. And yes, because of that, Lumia 920 is able to run such games.