Do the DEVS work for money or people? Maybe both no one can ever know. But now on Ten it can't even breath.Īnd yes, I've done lots of googling to solve problems like this. In Win 8.1 GTA San Andreas worked well with little simple steps. This is so dumb if Windows 10 is latest (and maybe last) version of Windows OS! And if Microsoft quits someday supporting any other Windows operating systems (Like XP) how can we even run programs or software which we users still own? Maybe installing directly in another directory rather than "Program Files" folder? Worth of a try. (C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Grand Theft Auto San Andreas\gta-sa.exe) Tried to set steam.exe to "Run as Administrator" as well.īoth were installed in default locations. Tried to run in compability mode set to Windows 98/ME - Not workingĬompability mode in Windows XP Service Pack 2 - Worked once, no intro video.Īlso I'm having gta-sa.exe set to "Run as Administrator" in compability tab of file properties. The Quest 2 could become the console to re-experience our all-time favorites from a new first-person perspective, fully immersed in the boots of our favorite video game heroes.I upgraded my OS about month ago from Windows 8.1 (64bit) to Windows 10 (64bit) The Quest 2's limited mobile hardware and storage space possibly can't handle more modern games, but it appears games from the Gamecube/ PS2/ Xbox era (or earlier) could be fair game.
With this latest GTA announcement, my mind began spinning with all the possibilities. People have also modded classic FPSs like Half-Life, Doom, and Quake 2 to work through SideQuest. Most recently, the beloved action horror game Resident Evil 4 was converted from third-person to first-person for VR on the Quest 2, and it arguably plays better with motion controls than it ever did with traditional controls. Even if you're not a GTA fan, this could mark an intriguing trend all gamers will care about: the Quest 2 could grant second lives to tons of video game classics. During the recent Connect 2021 event, Mark Zuckerberg announced that Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas would be ported to play in virtual reality.
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