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For the first time in a Grand Theft Auto game, players are able to bribe policemen or hospital staff when "Wasted" or "Busted" in order to keep weapons that ordinarily would have been lost. Also new to the series are icons scattered around the city that allow Vic to purchase vehicles. For example, a bulletproof [[Sanchez]] is available at the first safehouse. | For the first time in a Grand Theft Auto game, players are able to bribe policemen or hospital staff when "Wasted" or "Busted" in order to keep weapons that ordinarily would have been lost. Also new to the series are icons scattered around the city that allow Vic to purchase vehicles. For example, a bulletproof [[Sanchez]] is available at the first safehouse. | ||
The standard hidden package system returns in the form of 99 red balloons scattered around the city. This is a reference to Nena's 1980s hit, "99 Luftballons". Also, extras that have been discovered (Red Balloons, [[Rampages]] and the [[Unique Stunt Jumps]]) appear on the in-game map. Trip skips also return. | The standard hidden package system returns in the form of 99 [[red balloons]] scattered around the city. This is a reference to Nena's 1980s hit, "99 Luftballons". Also, extras that have been discovered (Red Balloons, [[Rampages]] and the [[Unique Stunt Jumps]]) appear on the in-game map. Trip skips also return. | ||
Improvements to the graphics since the release of [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] include new animations, faster load times, a further draw distance, reductions in clumping of pedestrians and vehicles, more complex and realistic explosions, and increases in the density of objects, vehicles, and [[NPC]]s. | Improvements to the graphics since the release of [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] include new animations, faster load times, a further draw distance, reductions in clumping of pedestrians and vehicles, more complex and realistic explosions, and increases in the density of objects, vehicles, and [[NPC]]s. | ||