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== Exploits == | == Exploits == | ||
Despite being temporarily unusable in GTA III, the player can in fact cross the damaged bridge on foot even before completing the [[Give Me Liberty|first mission]] by carefully jumping from one dangling bar to another, allowing them access to both Staunton and [[Shoreside Vale]]. While the [[Shoreside Lift Bridge]] remains non-functional, | Despite being temporarily unusable in GTA III, the player can in fact cross the damaged bridge on foot even before completing the [[Give Me Liberty|first mission]] by carefully jumping from one dangling bar to another, allowing them access to both Staunton and [[Shoreside Vale]]. While the [[Shoreside Lift Bridge]] remains non-functional, segments of the [[Porter Tunnel]] and the [[Subway in GTA III|Liberty City Subway]] are not sealed off on the Staunton and Shoreside Vale sides; only the Portland ends are fenced up. | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* In one of the | * In one of the development drawings for Liberty City, there was no Callahan Bridge. | ||
* The bridge name may be a reference to Harry Calahan from the Dirty Harry films. | * The bridge name may be a reference to Harry Calahan from the Dirty Harry films. | ||