Instead, it seems to be based on Xbox version of the game and therefore contains Xbox-specific UI changes, such as smaller subtitles, smaller radio station name and different save menu screen, similar to the ones from console versions. Interestingly, the original Steam release, marked as version 3.0, is not based on 1.01 nor 2.0 versions, and therefore does not contain most of 1.01 fixes. Save files created with a version 1.0 or 1.01 game are not compatible with a 2.00 or later game. It also checks the size of the 'gta3.img' file, which causes the game to crash if the size is not equal to a predetermined (hardcoded) size. Version 2 has the same bug fixes and additions that were introduced in the 1.01 patch. Crash occuring when using 'user radio files' while the frame limiter is disabled.

Some fixes to ensure reverb is not present at certain save points.

Audio problems in interior / exterior transitions and getting in / out of cars fixed.

Issue on all machines where certain collisions caused parts of the audio system to crash (sound effects, cutscene audio - only radio keeps going) - users know this as 'Rain / Thunderstorm bug'.

Numpad 5 key is now mappable when re-defining controls.

Secondary monitor maximum resolution had to be greater than maximum resolution of primary monitor.

Crash when entering advanced display options on a dual monitor machine after :- starting game on primary monitor in maximum resolution, exiting, starting again in maximum resolution on secondary monitor.

We do NOT however disallow machines with 32 meg of video ram from running GRAND THEFT AUTO: San Andreas. At this resolution it is likely you will see the 'Black Roads' LOD problem).

Crash when entering advanced display options with only 32 meg of video ram (32 meg of video ram is not supported and will only allow use of 640*480 in 16 and 32 bit.

Issue fixed on machines where the OS has been updated (one OS installed over top of another) and has 2 registry keys that point to the users 'My Documents' folder (we incorrectly used to assume the Win2000 folder, now correctly uses the last installed OS folder) - users know this as 'user account period bug'.

Version Number displayed on game title screen.

Added support for 720p and 1080i HDTV resolutions.

This patch contains a number of bug fixes and additions.

Version 1.01 is the only official 'patch' released for the PC version of the game, and will only patch an original, unmodified version 1.00 executable.

It contains a variety of bugs, and requires the disc to run. This is the first version of the game that shipped in 2005. There are 6 primary versions of San Andreas on the PC.

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