I think what makes all of this even more fascinating is:

1. Looking at how great of a game SA was overall
2. The fact SA came out only two years after VC

#16. Big Bear is voiced by Big Boy, the radio host who was massively overweight in the 90s. He lost all of it and changed his life around. So them using the skinny version of him is actually a potential nod to his real life transformation. (I know in game its because he was an addict)

If you think I'm going to watch 21 mins of pointless information about a 2 decades old game then you're absolutely correct.

It's 4 a.m. and I have to get up for work in 3 hours

21 years later and we're still finding details and useless information, i have no words😂

Proves once again that GTA SA was ahead of its time, timeless piece

14:28 the impound feature isn't cut, it's just reserved for missions, you know when you step into the mission marker or a cutscene plays and your vehicle disappears, it actually gets sent to the nearest impound (idk what happens if you're in the countryside though) you can take it from there, also you can store 3 vehicles in each impound garage

Regarding the flying train in #34:

It actually is a LOT more interesting. The railroad in game is a big circle loop with two “paths”, the inner loop and the outer loop. All trains, whether going clockwise or counterclockwise, always spawn on the inner loop of the track, and never on the outer loop.

This is because pathing for the outer loop was never finished; only just enough for the few scenes in missions where trains come in on the opposite track (like in Snail Trail). Once those trains riding on the outer loop hit the end of the pathing at Cranberry Station, they make an abrupt right turn straight toward the start of the path all the way in Red County, flying through the air and mountains to take the shortest route there.

Put simple: the train isn’t just flying anywhere. It’s flying to the next waypoint on its route, which was never completed.

8:53 Easy, to further confirm that Sweet is a buster.

Sorry, nitpicking here, but the Hotknife doesn't have a rotary (aka Wankel) engine (that's something a Mazda RX-8 would have), it's just the pulleys that are turning.

Its so crazy how I watch videos of GTA San Andreas every year, and I still find new stuff about it. What an amazing game. 10/10.

Guys.. I had to make a cut in the video at 17 mins... Some predatory company claimed the San Andreas theme tune.. I'm not sharing a penny with them.. I decided to cut it rather than giving them a single cent 🖕

Cj will sing songs from whatever radio station you listen to while on foot

The "True Grime" billboard was probably a fire-back at Activision for featuring "JOCK-STRAPS" billboards in True Crime: Streets of LA that looked eerily similar to R*'s logo.

The fact that the max stuff you can do before first mission resulting in 13,37 aka LEET is some mad funny easter egg. Props to you, devs!

You can respond positively to gang members when they ask where is CJ from, and there's a chance he will say "Orange Grove Families" or "OGF".

Ah, the ghost train at 9:57 is a close friend. It was his first major role in a videogame, after doing his script in the mission it's just going home for the day, the job is done

One thing I really wanted as a kid is San Andreas Stories, with Cesar as the main character and his perspective on LS during the late 80's early 90's... Man, that cut phone call between Cesar and CJ makes me wanna replay this game rn...

12:24 - Ok but why does she look like that Snow White face meme that's everywhere rn! 😭🤣

I sat on the throne for 21 minutes watching this and now I got pins and needles. Thanks for that