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[[Image:Radar SA.jpg|thumb|left|A minimap in ''[[GTA: San Andreas''.]] | |||
The radar (which, technically, should have been called a GPS), is a display showing the player's current location in the game. | The radar (which, technically, should have been called a GPS), is a display showing the player's current location in the game. | ||
[[Category:Terminology]] | [[Category:Terminology]] | ||
Revision as of 10:09, 29 September 2007
A Heads-up display, often abbreviated as HUD, is a set of indicators used to show the player's current status in the game, such as the score, health/armor points, and the like. Most games, especially the Grand Theft Auto series, uses this system.
The HUD in Grand Theft Auto may display the following information:
- Money
- Weapons selected
- Health/armor points
- Respect level (GTA 2)
- Skills (GTA San Andreas)
- Radar
- Wanted level
The radar
[[Image:Radar SA.jpg|thumb|left|A minimap in GTA: San Andreas''. The radar (which, technically, should have been called a GPS), is a display showing the player's current location in the game.