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Tension builds as threats are carried out, stakes are raised and communication breaks down. In Los Santos a drive-by shooting in Grove Street Family's territory ignites a series of events in the days leading up to the start of the game.
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Tension builds as threats are carried out, stakes are raised and communication breaks down. In Los Santos a drive-by shooting in Grove Street Family's territory ignites a series of events in the days leading up to the start of the game.
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Genre:Animation, Crime, Drama
Written By:Dan Houser, James Worrall, DJ Pooh
In Theaters:12/11/2012
Box Office:
Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Rockstar Games, Rockstar North
Cast
Alex Horton
Director
Samuel L. Jackson
Tenpenny (voice)
Chris Penn
Pulaski (voice)
MC Eiht
Ryder (voice)
Jas Anderson
OG Loc (voice)
Kid Frost
T-Bone (voice)
James Woods
Toreno (voice)
Faizon Love
Sweet (voice)
Clifton Powell
Smoke (voice)
Shaun Ryder
Maccer (voice)
Danny Dyer
Kent Paul (voice)
William Fichtner
Rosenberg (voice)
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