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It is [[Niko Bellic]]'s first [[cell phone]] provider that he uses to communicate and interact with the environment. Badger equipment is not compatible with ring tones or wallpaper and only prominently displays the Badger logo as its theme. Even though [[Roman]] supposedly gives his old phone to Niko during the mission [[It's Your Call]], the player can still access the phone beforehand, though the only thing that can be done with it is trigger [[Multiplayer in GTA IV|multiplayer]] and, in the PC version, the [[Video Editor]]. | It is [[Niko Bellic]]'s first [[cell phone]] provider that he uses to communicate and interact with the environment. Badger equipment is not compatible with ring tones or wallpaper and only prominently displays the Badger logo as its theme. Even though [[Roman]] supposedly gives his old phone to Niko during the mission [[It's Your Call]], the player can still access the phone beforehand, though the only thing that can be done with it is trigger [[Multiplayer in GTA IV|multiplayer]] and, in the PC version, the [[Video Editor]]. | ||
===In Chinatown Wars=== | ===In Chinatown Wars=== | ||
The [[PDA]] present on the touch screen runs on the Badger network. The software is apparently known as BadgerOS, and gives the player access to the game's menus and features. While mobile phone conversations are not present, the PDA (as well as the [[Fruit Computers|computer]] found in safehouses) can be used to receive email. | The [[PDA]] present on the touch screen runs on the Badger network. The software is apparently known as BadgerOS, and gives the player access to the game's menus and features. While mobile phone conversations are not present, the PDA (as well as the [[Fruit Computers|computer]] found in safehouses) can be used to receive email. On the [[PSP]] version of the game, there are three themes selectable from the Settings menu (which can be found inside the System application), the default is Badger's skin, but one for "[[Sprunk]]" and another for "[[Tw@|Tw@ Internet Cafe]]" can also be chosen. | ||
==Known Badger users== | ==Known Badger users== |
Revision as of 18:18, 4 April 2010
Badger is a mobile phone company in Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars.
Background
In GTA IV
It is Niko Bellic's first cell phone provider that he uses to communicate and interact with the environment. Badger equipment is not compatible with ring tones or wallpaper and only prominently displays the Badger logo as its theme. Even though Roman supposedly gives his old phone to Niko during the mission It's Your Call, the player can still access the phone beforehand, though the only thing that can be done with it is trigger multiplayer and, in the PC version, the Video Editor.
In Chinatown Wars
The PDA present on the touch screen runs on the Badger network. The software is apparently known as BadgerOS, and gives the player access to the game's menus and features. While mobile phone conversations are not present, the PDA (as well as the computer found in safehouses) can be used to receive email. On the PSP version of the game, there are three themes selectable from the Settings menu (which can be found inside the System application), the default is Badger's skin, but one for "Sprunk" and another for "Tw@ Internet Cafe" can also be chosen.
Known Badger users
Trivia
- The Badger network, like the Whiz network, is capable of sending photos, as shown by Ray Boccino sending you a picture of a target in the mission A Long Way To Fall, which means that perhaps Niko's inability to use themes, ring tones and to take and send pictures is due not to the network but to the cell phone he used at the time.