Grand Theft Auto V's Franklin Clinton echoes Carl 'CJ' Johnson's journey from San Andreas. Both characters rise from humble beginnings, driven by ambition to escape their circumstances. Like CJ, ...

Christopher Bellard (aka Young Maylay), the voice actor for CJ from GTA San Andreas, spoke his famous line from the 2004 game — "Ah S**t, here we go again" — on Kai Cenat's recent livestream. It ...

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. In fact, ...

In a first-floor flat above San Fierro's Chinatown, the amiable Triad leader Woozie is on the couch, clutching a gamepad.

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Could Grand Theft Auto V DLC feature CJ from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas? It’s certainly possible, if a mysterious comment made by Shawn “Solo” Fonteno, the actor who portrayed Franklin Clinton in ...

Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon is in the hands of thousands of PC players, which includes industrious modders. And, if there's one thing modders like to do, it's bring popular things from other ...

What makes this mod particularly hilarious is the fact that Big Smoke has taken over for Mr. X. Both CJ and Big Smoke even have their audio from GTA: San Andreas, which makes some of the encounters ...

We're playing Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot with CJ from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas modded over Goku! The mod used is created by BeatzYT3 and can be found here: https ...

Resident Evil 2 has probably been my favorite game of the year so far. While I never got around to playing the original, from what I have heard from colleagues and friends is that it stays pretty true ...