CJ from GTA San Andreas is not just an iconic character in the Grand Theft Auto franchise but in all of gaming. He is the protagonist of Rockstar Games' 2004 classic and has many qualities.

Second, CJ is a well-written character in a game with a memorable storyline. He's obviously flawed, yet his personality is engaging enough to entertain gamers who play GTA San Andreas.

San Andreas has appeared online, taking fans of the Grand Theft Auto series by surprise. The viral teaser imagines Hollywood ...

CJ’s story ended with him getting his revenge in the early ‘90s and finding himself a very rich man, so if he did pop up in this game, he’d be a much older and much different man than we ...

CJ from San Andreas is now in Armored Core 6 and the world may never be the same again CJ has traded Grove Street for Armored Core 6's Rubicon, potentially creating some sort of cosmic imbalance.

San Andreas was originally published in 2004. There's no date on GTA 5's PC version as yet, but it's expected to ship alongside the PS4 and Xbox One games later this year.

It's not quite at the level of "can Doom run on this potato", but putting GTA: San Andreas protagonist CJ in games is its own kind of meme. You can play Dark Souls as CJ, you can watch CJ and Big ...

No? Well, GTA San Andreas just did—thanks to a little Windows 11 update that exposed a two-decade-old bug buried deep in Rockstar’s legacy code (gotta love it!). We’re not kidding.

Why would anyone watch a video featuring Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas stars CJ and Big Smoke duking it out in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice? Well, I'm not sure many would. When I was sent the below ...

CJ From GTA San Andreas Modded Into Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot We're playing Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot with CJ from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas modded over Goku!

GTA San Andreas: Developer Explains Why Planes Crashed Near CJ Twenty Years Later A former Rockstar employee reveals a series of code errors that led to some of the strangest bugs in the acclaimed ...

Both CJ and Big Smoke even have their audio from GTA: San Andreas, which makes some of the encounters hysterical, especially after Big Smoke hits CJ and proceeds to ask if he is okay.