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What is the setting going to be in grand theft auto 5?
Grand Theft Auto 5 is set in the city of Los Santos, in the fictional state of San Andreas.
Which city is gta v going to be in?
Grand Theft Auto 5 is set in the city of Los Santos.
What is the setting of Grand Theft Auto 5?
Grand Theft Auto 5 is set in Los Santos, in the fictional city of San Andreas.
Is LAIV vaccine an inactivated vaccine?
yes it is a game have you every played grand theft auto iv that s set in L.A and called grand theft auto but miss the grand theft auto out it brings you iv
How many different Grand Theft Auto games have been released?
There have been fifteen different Grand Theft Auto games released. The first Grand Theft Auto game was released in 1997 for PC and Playstation. The most recent game is Grand Theft Auto V and it is set to be released sometime this year.
When will Grand Theft Auto 5 come out where will it be set who will be the main character?
It has already came out Grand theft auto ballad of gay tony and the main character is Louise
What is the setting going to be in gta 5?
Grand Theft Auto 5 is set in Los Santos, in the fictional state of San Andreas.
Can you be a kid in Grand Theft Auto San Andreas?
No your stuck with the set character
Is Grand Theft Auto 3 and gta vice city the same?
No.Grand Theft Auto 3 was released in 2001 and is set in Liberty City in the present day, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City was released later, in 2002, and is set in Vice City in the 1980s.
Are there motorcycles in Grand Theft Auto 3?
No. There are no motorcycles in Grand Theft Auto III. Because of this, in 1998...they said they were going to ban motorcycles because people tended to run over people. Therefore, being that GTA III was set in 2001, they did not add motorcycles to that game.
What is the cheat to decrease gravity in grand theft auto III?
you have to jump and then set a traffic jam!
What city will Grand Theft Auto 5 be in?
It will be set back in Los Santos, however this time there will be a lot more detail.
