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Grove Street is an iconic location from GTA: San Andreas that is also present in GTA 5's rendition of Los Santos. Players can visit Grove Street for a mission that also includes a very cool Easter Egg. The first mission in GTA: San Andreas has CJ, the protagonist, ride a bicycle to his home, in Grove Street. As soon as we reach the location, CJ would say "Grove Street, home". Also Know About GTA  This is a sentiment most of us felt while playing GTA: San Andreas; the place known as Grove Street eventually grew on the players and they learned to call it home. It is a crime-riddled neighborhood in the city of Los Santos where multiple police choppers can be seen flying in the sky. But players still love Grove Street, for the nostalgia and charm, it still has from GTA: San Andreas. When Rockstar announced that GTA 5 will be set in Los Santos, the same city as GTA: San Andreas, players rejoiced. They couldn't wait to get in the car and drive down to Grove Stre

Rockstar games has introduced a significant change in the GTA game aimed to dissuade griefers from stealing in-game cash of unsuspecting online players. However, it remains to be seen if the said change becomes a permanent feature in the game or not. The online game mode in GTA is replete with lousy faith players or griefers who only look to sabotage other players. One of the most common tactics of griefers in this regard is waiting outside the place where players buy, sell, repair and customise their cars and bikes. It often results in cars blown up the moment a player leaves the modification shop. Let's face it: no one wants to see that happen. In GTA, if you trade your vehicle for cash and it blows up, you lose thousands of in-game dollars. Griefers in GTA may now have to look for new ways to steal in-game cash: GTA 5 (Grand Theft Auto V) griefers may now have to go back to the drawing board as Rockstar Games seems to have made a significant change to Los