That is what I thought anyway, or am I the only person who got that impression of the sectors? - Lee The looneys are in an asylum, which can be or frequently are in rural areas at least I think they are. Even gang areas are only distinguishable by gangs themselves patrolling it, the colours of rooftops and paved areas. When you look at the downtown area, it consists of a lot of buildings without much difference between each one, and a police department (but much smaller than the one one the second sector.
#Grand theft auto 2 dreamcast plus#
There is even a shopping mall, and what seems to be an abandoned motorway bridge that links the zaibatsu to the central area of the map, plus quite a few standard bridges and double lane motorways going around the outskirts of the central areas but without going through directly into gang areas, and to me, all these things put together seem a little too busy for a residential area, in fact it is the most urbanized sector of the three. The titles of these districts may have been confused during development, as the second district is referred to as residential, but consists of two jails, or one jail and a fortress style police station, lots of neon-esque (cant think of a better word but basically i remember there being a lot of neon objects on the sides of buildings in the second sector), sleazy areas with liquor stores and, i could be wrong, a brothel. My last point is something I personally suspected (and is unrelated to versions and platforms from what i can tell), but most definitely unconfirmed is I think that by looking at the first two stages artistic styles and locales/points of interest etc.
#Grand theft auto 2 dreamcast Pc#
On the PC version, up on entering the second sector in the PC version, you witness three gang members, one from each respective gang shoot at each other, which is a somewhat setup or scripted event, but doesnt occur on the playstation version. Ohh and as a side note, somebody may want to talk about the fact that this game allows you to rig cars with modifications like guns and mines etc. And the minigame that is missing from the console version is in the residential sector, and requires the player to locate and enter a particular 'numbered' sports car, which would warp the player to "wang cars" (which would later feature in GTA san andreas btw)(? not sure) and would have to find all the sports cars to earn a reward, which was something like a few vehicles with guns and oil slick dispensers and stuff on them. Ohh and in case it wasnt already mentioned no playstation gta had trains in them, unlike pc versions and possibly others. However, I think this area was impossible to get to in the playstation version. Also in the pc version (i could be wrong here, it has been a while) there was a renegade faction to the north west of the industrial sector armed with machine guns and pistols, and resembled rednecks, but engaged the player no matter what that players standing with factions is. To my knowledge this is because there is no public transport function in the Playstation version. One of the russian mob missions requires you to steal a krishna bus, where in the pc version you would steal a civilian style bus. Although I cant exactly remember in great detail, i know some of the missions were changed, and some locations and minigames arent there in the playstation version. ^Just while you mention that I believe there wasnt enough information about the differences between PC and playstation versions. I can only assume this is the reason for the rating change, because I've owned and played both versions and don't remember any other changes to the content. Some songs in the PC version used the F-word a lot, and these songs were edited in the PlayStation version. Why are the dreamcast and pc versions rated "M" and the ps1 version only "T"?
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