


Rockstar's CEO personally shut down one of San Andreas' biggest myths — but fans kept believing it for YEARS.
The '30 Easter Eggs' hoax was a fake 2004 email claiming Rockstar hid undiscovered secrets in GTA San Andreas. CEO Terry Donovan officially debunked it as 'another rumor started on the boards,' and the email's own typos — like writing 'Grand Theft Auto San Andreas' without the colon — expose it as fake. Yet because photos of the EGM interview didn't surface online until 2006, and because a Rockstar dev separately confirmed the game still had unfound secrets, the myth persisted for years.
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