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Vehicularcombat-GTAVC-bikeshooting.jpg|GTA Vice City marked the first time players can shoot forward while on a motorcycle. | Vehicularcombat-GTAVC-bikeshooting.jpg|GTA Vice City marked the first time players can shoot forward while on a motorcycle. | ||
PhnomPenh'86-GTAVC3.jpg|GTA Vice City marked the first time players can perform drive-bys from a helicopter, although this was only avaliable during the mission [[Phnom Penh '86]]. However, from GTA IV onwards, players could perform passenger drive-bys from a helicopter. | PhnomPenh'86-GTAVC3.jpg|GTA Vice City marked the first time players can perform drive-bys from a helicopter, although this was only avaliable during the mission [[Phnom Penh '86]]. However, from GTA IV onwards, players could perform passenger drive-bys from a helicopter. | ||
Vehicularcombat-GTAVC-helishooting.png|In GTA Vice City, it is also possible to perform a drive-by from a helicopter as the driver, although it can only be done from a particular camera view, and is a largely ineffective tactic. | |||
Supply&Demand-GTAVC7.jpg|GTA Vice City also marked the first time players can perform drive-bys from a boat either as a passenger or as the driver. However, the player could only perform drive-bys as a passenger in the mission [[Supply & Demand]]. | Supply&Demand-GTAVC7.jpg|GTA Vice City also marked the first time players can perform drive-bys from a boat either as a passenger or as the driver. However, the player could only perform drive-bys as a passenger in the mission [[Supply & Demand]]. | ||
Vehicularcombat-GTASA-passengershooting.jpg|In GTA San Andreas, NPC passengers are capable of opening fire at hostiles at their own will. However, the effectiveness of their shooting depends on how well the passengers are armed and how fast the vehicle is moving. | Vehicularcombat-GTASA-passengershooting.jpg|In GTA San Andreas, NPC passengers are capable of opening fire at hostiles at their own will. However, the effectiveness of their shooting depends on how well the passengers are armed and how fast the vehicle is moving. | ||