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Grand Theft Auto remasters San Andreas

GTA: San Andreas is going VR for Oculus Quest 2, which will soon be known as Meta Quest

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Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas may be getting an overhaul in a couple of weeks, but it’s going to be seeing some more serious changes soon. In a Tweet from Oculus, San Andreas been confirmed that the game is coming to Oculus Quest 2 in the future. Not much information was included aside from the fact that this version is currently in development. As for how well a game from 2004 will look in VR, I’d imagine that the visuals will be more in line with the upcoming remaster, although we currently know nothing of what to expect.

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Speaking of Oculus Quest, that isn’t going to be its name for much longer. The Oculus headset and accompanying app will become known as Meta Quest, going along with Facebook’s newly announced rebranding. The rationale behind this, as given by company leader Mark Zuckerberg, is that he wishes for Meta to be known as “a metaverse company.” I don’t know what that means, and I suspect it doesn’t actually mean anything. But it will, of course, have large reverberations felt through the entire sphere of social media. As for exactly when the name change is coming, that remains to be seen, but it’s set for sometime in 2022.

 

GTA: San Andreas VR is coming to Oculus Meta Quest 2

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas was originally released in 2004, quickly becoming a major favorite in the series — which it has remained. A VR version is, of course, intriguing. However, there’s no confirmation as to whether it’ll be in first person and have all the neat hand technology that we’re getting so used to seeing in VR games. Can you imagine walking into Clucking Bell in VR and tilting your hand while you reluctantly help Ryder rob the place? Because I can, and I keep thinking about the game’s weird hands and boxy interiors. That’s gonna take a lot of work to survive the transition.

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Andrew Farrell has an extreme hearing sensitivity called hyperacusis that keeps him away from all loud noises.  Please do not throw rocks at his window.  That is rude.  He loves action and rpg games, whether they be AAA or indie.  He does not like sports games unless the sport is BASEketball. He will not respond to Journey psych-outs.