The New Gamer

San Andreas: Grand Tour Features
By R. LeFeuvre
Posted December 10, 2004

Want more? Check out the Grand Tour Outtakes.

What could have turned out to be a normal weekend ended up being anything but. What could have been a standard mission turned out to be quite memorable. A contact called and wanted me to pick up a package from a drop point in San Fierro and deliver it to a guy in Las Venturas.

It was perfect. I had some friends in the Grove who hadn't been further than two blocks outside of Ganton their entire lives and this was my chance to change that. They could tag along with me on my mission throughout the state.

So I grabbed my camera from beside my bed and set off.

Good thing I own that tour bus.

Want more? Check out the Grand Tour Outtakes.

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