Enjoy!

http://www.gameroom.com/cd05/SA_Leather.zip

Good site for cheats and walkthroughs.

Hey Kids? Do you like cartoon violence? (yeah, yeah, yeah)

Wanna see me stick PS2 demo video through your eyelids? (uh-huh)

Developed by The Behemoth.

Nice job, guys.

GTA: Lego City. It was only a matter of time.

Now you know about GTA for GameBoy Advance, but did you know about Grandtheftendo for the 8-bit NES.

Here's a message thread re: the bodybags in the desert. (with pics)

There's a group, calls themselves the Ghosthunters, over at GTAForums.com. Trying to find the truth behind rumours of ghosts, ghost cars, UFOs, mass graves, mysterious phone booths and other unexplained phenomena in San Andreas. Check the video footage.

That face in the mountain (in the second movie) reminded me a bit of the image of President Bush that was on a billboard in New York City leading up to the Republican National Convention.

Oh and be on the lookout for Leatherface, yes, that one. He may be out there too. The search has even inspired this film by Beach Head Productions.

I will say that I was in East Los Santos in the Cluckin' Bell parking lot when a pedestrian seemed to fall out of the sky (or perhaps off the telephone pole near me, and splattered on the ground) No I don't have pics, I'll have to start picking up the camera instead of just the spraycan. I'm not sure how I can carry a shotgun, a 9mm, a sub-machine gun, grenades, and a baseball bat, but can't carry both a camera  and a can of spray paint at the same time.

Well, I didn't, but now I can.

Official site. JFK Reloaded.

Is Bigfoot alive and well in the hills of San Andreas?

Well, is he? Is it true? Is this proof? Or is it a hoax?

Some say he's already dead. There are also rumors of a Monkey Man.

Other worthy GTA sites include:
GTAgaming.com
GTAForums.com
GTASanAn.com
GTA-Central.com

Rockstar releasing San Andreas machinima prequel, eight CD soundtrack

Headaches, difficulty sleeping, burning eyes. Symptoms of either the latest FDA-approved drug (some people read the diclaimer at the bottom of those commercials), or you've been playing too much Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.

Yes, it's something I don't want my kid playing (or seeing) until he's older. But it hasn't stopped me. Although if I could find a cheat code to shut off the shooting and the language, perhaps I could show him the fire truck and train missions.

The cut scenes, dialogue, voice acting, and storyline have clearly exceeded Rockstar's work on Vice City. And in no way is that a dis. This game is that good.

There's quite a few sites out there for hints, cheats, and talk. GTA Warehouse is a good place to start.

Visit the official GTA: San Andreas site for the tracklist for the 2-CD soundtrack, as well as the list of radio stations in the latest version.

The rap and "alternative" stations were no-brainers. The New Jack Swing station is clever and timely. The house music station might be a good idea, particularly if it has more of a techno bend (i.e. Lords of Acid, James Brown is Dead, that kind of stuff). The playlists for each of the radio stations were not yet posted on the official site, so exactly what songs are included on the "alternative" station will be quite interesting. Hopefully Courtney didn't ask for too much cash and we'll get some Nirvana on there. With all the good music coming out around this time, a college radio station, complete with awkward-sounding dj's would be a nice inclusion.

By the way, if your more concerned about the game itself, the site is quite deep with background and maps. But it won't be long now, will it?