WAY too many people complain about the driving physics, saying its 'too hard' or 'too much body roll', if you drove your car at 100mph in oncoming traffic or around a hairpin turn in real life, you would most likely crash, so WHY should it be any different in a game thats attempting to simulate life as realistically as possible? Try driving at a reasonable speed, if you dont want to because thats 'boring' then you should know that your attention span does not meet the required limit of this game, and that should tell you something about yourself, not this game. Ive owned every GT(Gran Turismo) and Forza game to date, so I have some experience. Im a huge driving sim fan, and this is easily my favorite game to drive a car or moterbike in, the driving physics are impeccable. If you wanted a San Andreas sequel, PLAY SAINTS ROW, OR SLEEPING DOGS, they were created to occupy the cavity that San Andreas left in the gaming market! Sigh. Clearly a large number of you were not ready for a true mature experience based on the 7.5 user score, rather they wanted a San Andreas sequel. It's the first game that I played that the mature rating on the back dident just represent that there was blood and fowl language, but rather that this form of media is best appriciated by mature individuals. First of all, I've put in well over 1500 hours into gta 4 and its two dlc's, so there are few if any gamers with as much experience in Liberty City as me. First of all, This game was and is far ahead of its time, it requires subtlety, patience and an attention to detail unlike any other game. This game was and is far ahead of its time, it requires subtlety, patience and an attention to detail unlike any other game.

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