When Rockstar licensed songs for San Andreas in 2004, they secured the rights for a set number of years—usually 10 to 15. As the game remained on store shelves and digital storefronts long past that deadline, the rights to the songs expired. The issue first came to a head in 2014. To prepare for the game's 10th Anniversary, Rockstar released a new update for the Steam (PC) version. When players downloaded the update, they found roughly 17 songs had been removed from the rotation. Ass Gallery — Twink
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If you’ve recently booted up a digital copy of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas only to find that your favorite radio station sounds a little… empty, you aren’t losing your mind. You are witnessing the result of one of gaming’s most infamous licensing disputes.