GTA San Andreas for Windows 8.1/8.1RT RELEASED?

[FFX]

Ok, I been playing this now for the last hour... and I gotta say I'm really disappointed with it, first off the graphics aren't that great at all since I have the settings at full and it still looks square and choppy, like a PS1 console game. Secondly there is some glitching going on with the game play (example, getting stuck in a tree or pedestrian) and the movements aren't fluid and is choppy sometimes, maybe I have to play with the settings on that a little more. BUT the game plays just like it did back in the days when I played it lol just not a smoothly... déf not worth 7$ bucks IMHO

Yes, they will have to release an update to fix this, and they will need to work on optimization. Even my high end PC can't run this game on full graphics without stuttering.

 

[daniielrp]

Ok, I been playing this now for the last hour... and I gotta say I'm really disappointed with it, first off the graphics aren't that great at all since I have the settings at full and it still looks square and choppy, like a PS1 console game. Secondly there is some glitching going on with the game play (example, getting stuck in a tree or pedestrian) and the movements aren't fluid and is choppy sometimes, maybe I have to play with the settings on that a little more. BUT the game plays just like it did back in the days when I played it lol just not a smoothly... déf not worth 7$ bucks IMHO

Maybe it's a really good re-do that tries to emulate the slow/crashing performance of a PS2!

And does anyone know if it supports/works with a 360 pad?

 

[FFX]

Maybe it's a really good re-do that tries to emulate the slow/crashing performance of a PS2!

And does anyone know if it supports/works with a 360 pad?

Yes, 360 controller is supported.

 

[TunaSurface]

Oh man. More interested in Vice City, though.

 

[FFX]

They really need to optimize this game better.
The Nvidia Shield run this game perfectly on max setting while pushing it to a TV. And the Nvidia Shield uses the same type of Tegra 4 chip as the Surface 2.