GTA San Andreas and GTA 4 are both terrific games, but the tone of their stories is completely different from one another. 2) A shift in tone Darko's backstory is darker than anything in GTA San Andreas (Image via whatever57010) To an extent, the game's physics make the two feel completely different. By comparison, Niko is an ex-soldier and smuggler whose cynical nature often involves him mocking Roman for the fake American dream he's been living.Įven the gameplay between the two characters is different, with CJ being able to learn different fighting styles, but Niko being able to use significantly more moves in any given fight. They're both loyal to their families, but they go about it differently.ĬJ is a gangster who is often belittled by Sweet and the gang when he returns to Los Santos.
Ignoring the obvious physical differences between CJ and Niko, it's worth noting that their upbringings and character are completely different. 3) Completely different characters Niko is more cynical and dark compared to CJ (Image via Rockstar Games)
Liberty City is often gritty and serious, whereas San Andreas is more diverse in its presentation.
This, in turn, also helps the games create completely different atmospheres. This makes the two games not only completely distinct from one another in terms of visuals, but also in how different it is to explore the two locations. Most of San Andreas shares similarities with California and Nevada, whereas Liberty City is entirely based off of New York. It also has more diverse locations, as the cities of Los Santos, San Fierro, and Las Venturas are perfectly complemented by their countryside. In terms of map size, GTA San Andreas has a surprisingly bigger map. Liberty City and San Andreas are two completely different locations. 4) Different locations Liberty City both feels and looks different compared to San Andreas (Image via GTA Wiki) It's far more physics-based than its predecessors, which some fans will consider to make the gameplay feel slower at times. On a similar note, animations have been revamped entirely in GTA 4. Vehicles, buildings, characters and even weapons look significantly more realistic in this game compared to GTA San Andreas. Likewise, the GTA 4's better graphics make the whole game look a lot more presentable. For starters, pedestrians look far more alive thanks to updated facial expressions and animations (as opposed to the old stoic style found in earlier GTA titles).
The differences between the two games' graphics are staggering. GTA 4 brought a new era into the GTA series: the HD universe.
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