San Fierro, Las Venturas re imaginings

[Drunken Cowboy]

Go play San Andreas and be quiet.

[AnDReJ98]

To answer to those who says 'SF/LV this, SF/LV that..!' Vice City is better than both. VC rules.

[EM_JAY_86]

Venturas would be perfect for M,F, and T. They could start by hitting bookies and armoured trucks in order to finance a big casino heist, hiding out in the desert afterwards. They could have run ins with the Chinese and Italian mob, assuming they still operate in real life Las Vegas. There's so many possibilities there.

 

I like the idea of San Fierro as well, but would prefer to see Rockstar's take on San Diego and the Mexican borber to Tijuana. Cartels and hit squads would make for good fun I think.

[Ben73]

SF is nice for a gta, especially the bay area, but I don't want tI see it in gta vi.

 

LV could be interesting with casino heists, but it in an island surrounded by water is weird.

 

I'd love a new VC. I love tropical places. Seams like a seedy crime city as well.

 

But I love tge idea of San Dieago. The whole Mexican boarder thing will open up a whole load of awesome missions. Doesnt San deiago have a masive navy base as well. That could be interesting.

[HOW'S ANNIE?]

I'm sick of the bitching about SF and LV too. I would much prefer to see them as their own game(s).

 

I know I've beaten the idea to death around here, but for the next game I would much rather see San Fierro and a version of Oakland in the 1970's for the next game. I feel it has much more potential than Vice City in any time period.

[Bolcksta]

I pray that the first DLC for GTA V Includes San Fierro, or Las Venturas...... I would literally cry from happiness

 

Also this: http://www.vg247.com/2014/05/21/is-rockstar-working-on-the-next-handled-gta/

 

It was on another thread, I might as well post it here as well.

[ZHPbim]

 

 

 

 

I would prefer San Fierro over Vice City for GTA VI, in my opinion San Francisco has a lot more to offer than Miami.

I disagree. I think Miami would be AMAZING on the next-gen hardware R* have to work with. Just think off the docks, beaches, swamps, islands, skyscrappers, blimps, airports, etc.. that could be done with Miami? And the city overall suits crime if you ask me, if that even makes any sense. SF feels too generic if you ask me, almost like Los Santos.

SF and LA have 2 very different cultures... so I don't know what your talking about

 

Cultures isn't what I'm talking about. The city is pretty much the same as LA, except with some new houses and hills. Miami is by far much more unique, with islands, beaches, docks, swamps, etc.. It's much more vibrant and its by far a more interesting city. SF is way too dull.

Ha hahahaha. That's hilarious. Really it is. You've obviously never been to San Francisco. I'm not even going to bother telling you why. Anybody who lives there or has been there and explored the city will know.

[Testarossa]

Northern Cali would be nice.

 

I want to see a Laguna Seca rip-off or even Infineon Raceway.

 

As for Las Venturas, i'd love to see it too. I loved how it looked at night with all the neon signs and stuff back in San Andreas.

[ViceCityNative4Life]

To CandySuxxxMe; I live in CT, but visited Miami, and it is Frickin' AWESOME! I love it down there. I'm so ready to pack my things and move down there. Sick of CT!

 

I think Miami would make a great city and story for GTA VI. Better than San Francisco.

 

I would like to see San Fierro and Las Venturas appear again in future gta's though. I just think they need to do Vice City again, at least once more.

Edited May 22, 2014 by ViceCityNative4Life

[G's Ah's]

Why are people complaining about the lack of SF and LV when Rockstar themselves said that the San Andreas in 3D universe and the San Andreas in HD universe are entirely different?

[Osho]

Its pretty much obvious SF and LV are history now, may be they could be part of so-called GTA UNIVERSE online dream one of the Houser's expressed, but otherwise I'm finding it impossible for a comeback or re-imagining.

C'mon, Its time for Vice City now. Let VC get some love from RAGE.

[HOW'S ANNIE?]

Come on people imagine Northern California in the 70's. You've got the death of the hippie movement (at it's core), the rise of heroin trade in Oakland, the turning point in gay rights, the murder of the assassination of the SF mayor, the heart of the biker movement, punk rock becoming popular.

 

Throw in car chases in muscle cars, tons of classic rock (Kiss, the Doors, Queen, ect), a good old style bank heist where you go blazing in with shotguns, 70's black stereotypes, and the massive Triad gangs from North Cali and you've got yourself a great game. It's a setting and time period that blends as well as Vice City + 80's. Culture rich if you ask me.

[Ben73]

SF was my least favorite city in San Andreas.

I only spent a lot of time there because they had a few big garages.

 

I'd love to see Venturas or Vice City in the next GTA.

[Ss4gogeta0]

Come on people imagine Northern California in the 70's. You've got the death of the hippie movement (at it's core), the rise of heroin trade in Oakland, the turning point in gay rights, the murder of the assassination of the SF mayor, the heart of the biker movement, punk rock becoming popular.

 

Throw in car chases in muscle cars, tons of classic rock (Kiss, the Doors, Queen, ect), a good old style bank heist where you go blazing in with shotguns, 70's black stereotypes, and the massive Triad gangs from North Cali and you've got yourself a great game. It's a setting and time period that blends as well as Vice City + 80's. Culture rich if you ask me.

Your missing SF in the late 90s early 00s..

[HOW'S ANNIE?]

 

Come on people imagine Northern California in the 70's. You've got the death of the hippie movement (at it's core), the rise of heroin trade in Oakland, the turning point in gay rights, the murder of the assassination of the SF mayor, the heart of the biker movement, punk rock becoming popular.

 

Throw in car chases in muscle cars, tons of classic rock (Kiss, the Doors, Queen, ect), a good old style bank heist where you go blazing in with shotguns, 70's black stereotypes, and the massive Triad gangs from North Cali and you've got yourself a great game. It's a setting and time period that blends as well as Vice City + 80's. Culture rich if you ask me.

Your missing SF in the late 90s early 00s..I might be missing out on something here, but I can't see anything that makes SF in the late 90's/early 00's anywhere near iconic as it was in the 70's.

[Tao Cheng]

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Edited August 27, 2020 by Tao Cheng

[gevans81]

The next installment of GTA has to be set in Vice City, it simply has to be.

[Ss4gogeta0]

 

 

Come on people imagine Northern California in the 70's. You've got the death of the hippie movement (at it's core), the rise of heroin trade in Oakland, the turning point in gay rights, the murder of the assassination of the SF mayor, the heart of the biker movement, punk rock becoming popular.

 

Throw in car chases in muscle cars, tons of classic rock (Kiss, the Doors, Queen, ect), a good old style bank heist where you go blazing in with shotguns, 70's black stereotypes, and the massive Triad gangs from North Cali and you've got yourself a great game. It's a setting and time period that blends as well as Vice City + 80's. Culture rich if you ask me.

Your missing SF in the late 90s early 00s..

I might be missing out on something here, but I can't see anything that makes SF in the late 90's/early 00's anywhere near iconic as it was in the 70's.

 

Depends on what race your focusing on... for whites/asians/etc 70's = iconic... Mexicans/Blacks/etc 90's = Iconic due to crack epidemic/Gang wars and the whole Thizz movement

Edited May 22, 2014 by Ss4gogeta0

[HOW'S ANNIE?]

The next installment of GTA has to be set in Vice City, it simply has to be.

No it doesn't, Rockstar should be free to do what they want to do, whether it be Vice City, Las Venturas or the freaking moon.

 

Basing a game completely on fan requests is why V ended up being a dissapointment.