Rockstar Games has re-released Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas in 720p HD for the Xbox 360.
To celebrate the ten-year anniversary of GTA: San Andreas, Rockstar has released a revamped version of the game for the Xbox 360 in 720p HD.
The new version of the game is available through Games on Demand and costs £2.99 to buy outright.
Rockstar has kitted it out with enhanced draw distance and achievement support, along with the improved 720p resolution.
The Xbox Originals version of San Andreas has therefore been removed from Xbox Live, and won’t be returning.
Sadly, gamers who invested time in the Xbox Originals version will not be able to transfer their saves to the Games on Demand edition.
Instead, owners of the Xbox Originals version will still be able to access their old version through their download history, with the option to purchase the new version with the added new features.
The following is the full list of Xbox 360 achievements for GTA: San Andreas:
Getting Started: Meet up with the crew and escape the Ballas.
The End of the Line: Beat the game.
Represent: Purchase a Grove Street tattoo
Hustle some: Win a game of pool
A Legitimate Business: Export all three car lists
The American Dream: Purchase your first house
Get a Pump: Workout your arms or chest.
Pay ‘n’ Spray: Handle the heat with a new paint job
Bike or Biker: Complete BMX or NRG challenge
Beat the Cock: Win the Beat the Cock marathon
Metrosexual: Spend $6,969 on clothes, hair, and tattoos.
School’s Out: Fully complete a vehicle school
Serial Offender: Get arrested 50 times.
Freight Date: Take the train between cities
Horror of the Santa Maria: Drown
Assert Yourself Next Time: Fail a mission
What the City Needs: Master Vigilante Mode
Saviour: Master Paramedic Mode
Rescue a Kitten Too?: Master Firefighter Mode
Yes I Speak English: Master Taxi Mode
Trickster: Master Pimping Game
Time to Kill: Watch Credits to the end
There are also 11 secret achievements to discover too.
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