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Grand Theft Auto San Andreas Shown on Unreal Engine 4

Grand Theft Auto has produced a number of entries into their popular franchise series, but many still seem to flock to San Andreas in great numbers.

Although many years have passed since San Andreas’ release, a group of friends at ArcadiaSquad took on a project to put the game on the Unreal Engine system, which gave fans a look at what a remastered version of the game may look like.

While there are a number of glitches with the map, some quite noticeable, it doesn’t take away from the fact that San Andreas looks stunning in the modern graphics system.

“We finally managed to recreate the entire world of GTA SA in Unreal Engine and here is the result” the description says. You can check out the video below.

Anthony DiMoro

Covering Content Creators, Twitch, YouTube, Streamers & the digital culture. Anthony has written for publications such as Forbes and the Huffington Post, among others, during his career.

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