Inside every police station in GTA: San Andreas, the same bulletin board that holds The Carcer newspapers also displays pictures of James Earl Cash — the main playable character from Rockstar's much darker game Manhunt, creating a direct visual crossover between the two universes.
Source: The Carcer — CC BY-SA
The Manhunt wiki wordmark — a reminder of the brutal world James Earl Cash barely survived.
The Carcer newspaper as it appears in Manhunt — the same rag that later pops up in San Andreas.
The GTA:SA version of The Carcer — now part of the decor in police stations across the state.
The bulletin board inside a GTA:SA police station — holding The Carcer and something far darker.
The Manhunt easter egg in GTA:SA — Rockstar's way of saying these worlds collide.
Those same James Earl Cash mugshots pinned up — a serial killer's face in a GTA cop shop!
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GTA: San Andreas
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GTA: San Andreas
Rockstar put invisible pilots inside a UFO you were never meant to see up close.
GTA: San Andreas
Rockstar hid a real-world Area 51 secret in plain sight — and most players drove right past it.
GTA: San Andreas
The stomach growling that launched a thousand Bigfoot hunts.
GTA: San Andreas
The green glow that tricked players into thinking they'd found nuclear waste
GTA: San Andreas