Grand Theft Auto V Returns To San Andreas

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Rockstar have released the debut trailer for the recently announced Grand Theft Auto V (watch it above). The trailer features the city of Los Santos, inspired by the real life Los Angeles. Los Santos is located in the fictional state of San Andreas, which itself is based on Nevada, California, and Arizona.


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