GTA V - San Andreas?

San Andreas used to have a thing called "ENB Series" , and it requires a new generation Graphics card. Someone can port the cars from GTA V as well the player models , and there , you have a full GTA V running on San Andreas :D ... no Physics though. There are some mods for that too , but not so realistic though.

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Originally Posted by stormcch

i already buy a new GPU
i can play it with no problem wakakakkaka

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Why do you turn into Shakira after your every post?

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Originally Posted by Mucski

San Andreas used to have a thing called "ENB Series" , and it requires a new generation Graphics card. Someone can port the cars from GTA V as well the player models , and there , you have a full GTA V running on San Andreas :D ... no Physics though. There are some mods for that too , but not so realistic though.

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Don't forget about the GTA IV SA total conversion mod. It's been in development for years and is still not complete. Here's the video for the latest beta release:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQzEN907XRs

It's basically a conversion from GTA IV with the map of GTA San Andreas so it has more realistic physics. The graphics don't look too bad but ofcourse it could be improved with ENB Series / iCEnhancer.

Here's the link to the website if anyone is interested in downloading it... Grand Theft Auto IV San Andreas

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Originally Posted by Aksel

Why do you turn into Shakira after your every post?

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LOL
hahahaha
nice ! wakakaka

so the new GTA SA got new mission ??
they create new story ?

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Originally Posted by PixelPro123

Don't forget about the GTA IV SA total conversion mod. It's been in development for years and is still not complete. Here's the video for the latest beta release:

It's basically a conversion from GTA IV with the map of GTA San Andreas so it has more realistic physics. The graphics don't look too bad but ofcourse it could be improved with ENB Series / iCEnhancer.

Here's the link to the website if anyone is interested in downloading it... Grand Theft Auto IV San Andreas

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I re-installed my GTA 4 to try this out last night...I got it to run but there are no missions and it crashes constantly....I finally gave up after 5 tries to at least make it to Grove St. and it crashing over and over...:(

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Originally Posted by Monolith

I re-installed my GTA 4 to try this out last night...I got it to run but there are no missions and it crashes constantly....I finally gave up after 5 tries to at least make it to Grove St. and it crashing over and over...:(

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Thx for trying this. I hope this is just a specific PC spec problem, what are your PC specs?
When it runs so unstable at everyone, I won't try this out. :/

My computer isn't the most powerful out there but it's no slouch:

Mainboard : Gigabyte GA-880GA-UD3H
Processor : AMD FX 6200 @ 3515 MHz Watercooled with a Thermaltake Water 2.0 Performer.
Physical Memory : 12 GB (3 4GB Kingston HyperX 1600mhz)
Video Card : Asus NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 Direct CU II OC with 2 GB GDDR5

It runs regular GTA 4 max settings at 90 fps...

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Originally Posted by Monolith

My computer isn't the most powerful out there but it's no slouch:

Mainboard : Gigabyte GA-880GA-UD3H
Processor : AMD FX 6200 @ 3515 MHz Watercooled with a Thermaltake Water 2.0 Performer.
Physical Memory : 12 GB (3 4GB Kingston HyperX 1600mhz)
Video Card : Asus NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 Direct CU II OC with 2 GB GDDR5

It runs regular GTA 4 max settings at 90 fps...

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Alright, mods where buggy in mostly any situation how I remember from my old GTA:SA modding times ...

I actually haven't tried this out at all, mainly because it's incomplete and there's obviously a lot of work left to complete this. I'm not surprised that there are some errors. To be honest if I wanted to play GTA:SA I'd just open up the regular version, I've got both GTA:SA and GTA IV installed on my PC. But the mod is still a good attempt for anyone who actually wants to have their GTA IV converted to SA.