Cash and Carry: By Land, Cash and Carry: By Sea [GTA V]
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4/16/2013 8:05:00 AM
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You're right. You've seen these Grand Theft Auto V images before. You're just not sure where. Oh, right you are! They were both cropped to fit the GTA V box cover.
The first piece of art, titled "Cash and Carry: By Sea," features the story lead, Michael. He's the retired guy on the Jet Ski--pardon, I mean Speedophile 2000. He's making out like a bandit in front of the Santa Monica Pier--whoops, Santa Maria Pier.
The second piece of art, called "Cash and Carry: By Land," is of Franklin, also getting his feet wet by dirt biking down San Andreas' seemingly perpetually dry equivalent of the LA River. It appears, however, that a Los Santos ghetto bird (ask Ice Cube) is about to bump up Franklin's wanted level. Never forget, folks: Don't be a menace to South Central while drinking your juice in the hood.
Not certain if the artwork titles correspond to a specific mission, but one way or the other, I hope someone's either reciting a Longfellow poem about Paul Revere, or firing off one or two startling signals of some kind. And by "signals" I mean big, huge, particle effects-driven Hollywood explosions. Vinewood. Vinewood explosions.
The first piece of art, titled "Cash and Carry: By Sea," features the story lead, Michael. He's the retired guy on the Jet Ski--pardon, I mean Speedophile 2000. He's making out like a bandit in front of the Santa Monica Pier--whoops, Santa Maria Pier.
The second piece of art, called "Cash and Carry: By Land," is of Franklin, also getting his feet wet by dirt biking down San Andreas' seemingly perpetually dry equivalent of the LA River. It appears, however, that a Los Santos ghetto bird (ask Ice Cube) is about to bump up Franklin's wanted level. Never forget, folks: Don't be a menace to South Central while drinking your juice in the hood.
Not certain if the artwork titles correspond to a specific mission, but one way or the other, I hope someone's either reciting a Longfellow poem about Paul Revere, or firing off one or two startling signals of some kind. And by "signals" I mean big, huge, particle effects-driven Hollywood explosions. Vinewood. Vinewood explosions.
