These are only comparisons made by the community, who may or may not have slaved over the accurate scaling. In the below picture, you will also get to see it compared to the entire Grand theft Auto IV map. Still struggling to visualize exactly how big this map is? Well, how about using the real world as a scale? When scaled and placed over Google maps, it looks as if Grand Theft Auto V's world is comparable if not bigger than cities like London, Toronto, San Francisco and Manhattan. There were rumors that the it would be bigger then all of Rockstar's open world maps put together which seemed far-fetched, but it is not hard to fathom the idea now. Here is a comparison between the new map and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, the franchise's previous biggest map. Luckily, Reddit and NeoGAF users have been pulling together to give us a visual scale of how big the map actually is, which is pretty darn big it turns out. Even when getting a look at the map it wasn't easy to judge exactly how big it was when compared to others in the franchise. It has been long suspected that the map for Rockstar's newest installment in the franchise would be their biggest to date, but it was never clear exactly how large that would turn out to be. It showcased what gamers might be getting to explore in a few days with an enormous and sprawling landscape to lay waste to. After alleged leaks in the past, yesterday a seemingly legitimate map from Grand Theft Auto Vfound its way onto the internet from an allegedly prematurely sold copy of the game's official BradyGames strategy guide.

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