Los Santos represents Los Angeles, with its high crime rate and street gangs, as well the 'Vineland' sign hanging over the north of the city representing the Hollywood sign in Los Angeles. The three cities in San Andreas and other areas in the game represent real locations in western America.

Try pronouncing the sentence without thinking of the spelling, and you'll realize it is another example of the game's 'nasty' sense of humor. If you examine the billboard again, it will read: 'Taste of. However, after the car has passed through it, you'll see that the middle part of it has been destroyed.

Before this happens, the billboard bears a standard commercial with the inscription: 'Taste of things to come'. One of the missions early in the game (in Los Santos) ends with your gang jumping out of the car just before it goes right through a billboard and explodes on a highway. Also many alien and ghost sightings have been reported. Trees uprooted, and weird noises can be heard in the section of the map called 'Back o Beyond'. No one has yet confirmed its existence, but many photos gamers have taken resemble an rather big feature in the woods. Thousands of Gamers, are Looking for a 'Big Foot', and attempting to take pictures of it from the in-game camera. This modified version had the offending content removed. However, a revised version of the game was submitted on September 12, 2005. On July 29, 2005, this investigation saw San Andreas lose its MA15+ rating, which means that the game can no longer be sold in the country. As if to prove this, the Attorney-General of that country launched an investigation into claims that users who owned GTA: San Andreas could unlock a hidden sex scene in the game using the 'Hot Coffee' mod. Sex and nudity in computer games is unacceptable in Australia. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas appears in the book 1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die by General Editor Tony Mott.

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