Compared to the original GTA SA, the remastered one has better controls, a new aiming system, improved weapon accessibility with a GTA 5-like weapon wheel, and drive-by controls. The original version had no weapon wheel, and players could only choose between weapons by scrolling through them one by one.

Yep, it's good, but don't expect miracles. It polishes up the graphics and makes it playable on modern systems. However, it's still the same old San Andreas at heart - for better or worse. So if you're into classic GTA vibes with a bit of a facelift, it's totally worth it.

Oh, buckle up, pal! GTA San Andreas Definitive Edition is a wild ride. On average, if you're just cruising through the main storyline, you're looking at about 30-35 hours.