At the point when gamers boot up Minecraft, they're welcomed by the game's logo and a piece of yellow sprinkle text intended to make players let out a smirk. In excess of a couple of these haphazardly picked sprinkles contain references to mainstream society or Minecraft itself, yet one specifically found by Redditor u/AsgerMN2 references a scandalous second in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.

The sprinkle being referred to peruses "Follow the train, CJ!" and alludes to the notorious "Undesirable part of town" mission wherein hero Carl "C.J." Johnson, a solidified criminal who's been outlined for homicide, should drive a bike close by a moving train. While he's doing that, the person in the front seat, Big Smoke, is taking shots at a few adversary hoodlums hanging out on the train's rooftop. Tragically, between helpless clarifications of what gamers need to do, Big Smoke's helpless point, and the PC and PS2 ports being influenced by Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas' dated controls, the mission is notable for being superfluously troublesome.

Minecraft has referenced numerous different games throughout the long term, obviously, and this sprinkle isn't actually new- - players have been talking about it and transferring screen captures since at any rate 2011. It's as yet worth causing to notice, particularly with bits of gossip about a Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas remaster underway. Regardless of whether these bits of hearsay work out, the game remaining parts an exemplary in the class and is considered by numerous gamers to be ageless notwithstanding its dated illustrations and controls.

While it's improbable that the game will eliminate this currently rather dated reference from its rundown of potential sprinkles, Minecraft has fixed a minor blacksmith's iron bug following eight years, so the sky is the limit. As the Grand Theft Auto establishment is perfectly healthy, if the reference winds up being eliminated for a fresher and later image, chances are acceptable that it will be supplanted with another Grand Theft Auto reference. The game could add something from Grand Theft Auto 5, maybe, or even Grand Theft Auto 6 at whatever point data is delivered about it.

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The numerous unimaginably innovative players of Minecraft are likewise working diligently making progressively mind boggling and precise references to different games, books, and TV shows, for example, this dazzling TARDIS copy that is bigger within. Similar as the still-committed aficionados of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, the Minecraft player base keeps on making the game greater, better, and more agreeable for everybody. One may even call it immortal.