10.13 Intro movies not showing on modern systems.10.11 Loading older save file starts a new game.10.10 Error on start due to a DirectX 9.0 prompt (Windows 8 and newer).10.9 Broken reflections when anti-aliasing is enabled (Windows 10 and newer).10.8 Lens flare is too thin and barely visible with AMD/Intel graphics cards.10.7 Cannot find 800圆00x32 video mode error.10.6 Game crashes on multi-monitor systems.10.5 User tracks don't play on modern systems.10.3 Pressing Alt+Tab ↹ crashes the game.10.2 Missing or broken features and bugs.9.2 German Steam version doesn't work on OS X.6.3 Add more localizations to language menu.4.5 Run the game at screen refresh rate.4.4 Vegetation disappears in the distance.3.2.1 Fixing incompatible save game data.2.3 Downgrade game version to restore removed songs.
Rockstar Games Tech Support (If you're having trouble installing the patch) Read more news. Then follow the simple installation instructions." If your copy of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas for PC has been altered by the unauthorized "Hot Coffee" download circulating on the Internet, or if you wish to prevent your version from being so altered, follow the appropriate link below to download and open the "No More Hot Coffee" game patch.
"The "Hot Coffee" scenes were not intended to be part of the Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas experience. Now, with that said and done, here's the deal: Rockstar Games has tossed up, a website that offers a content patch which (I presume) will be added to future releases of San Andreas.Įven though it's your own choice as to whether or not you install Hot Coffee in the first place, if you're one of those paranoid few who think garden gnomes are going to bust into your room late at night and install Hot Coffee under the cover of darkness, you may want to take a look at this patch. That would just be childish of me, wouldn't it? And I refuse to make any sort of quasi-witty remark about it all. And much like the DDR fanatics of the far east, I don't know what the hell these protestors are doing (besides making a lot of noise, drawing tons of attention, and scaring me just a little).
It's like watching those insane Japanese arcade gamers bust-a-groove to Dance Dance Revolution. Nutter protestors and politicians (and Jack Thompson, who deserves a category all his own) are on a rampage, going after everyone and anyone who looks at em' funny. It went out of control, becoming an orgy of press and populace. I refuse to make some snarky, sarcastic entry about the Hot Coffee fiasco.
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