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In 2007, the game was succeeded by a sequel, '''Manhunt 2''', which features fewer relations to the GTA series. | In 2007, the game was succeeded by a sequel, '''Manhunt 2''', which features fewer relations to the GTA series. | ||
== | ==Manhunt references in the [[Grand Theft Auto]] series== | ||
;Grand Theft Auto 2 | |||
*The gang The Smileys in Manhunt are a parody of the [[Loonies]] in [[Grand Theft Auto 2]]. The Loonies and Smileys both occupy mental hospitals, and the logo of the Loonies is a smiley face. Lionel Starkweather also refers to the Smileys as ''loonies''. | |||
;Grand Theft Auto III | |||
* In [[Grand Theft Auto III]], another Rockstar North game, a news segment on the in-game radio station, [[Lips 106]], reports, "in nearby Carcer City, police chief [[Gary Schaffer]] was cleared of corruption charges in a controversial decision by the court. Let's hope those missing witnesses turn up safe and sound." This is an obvious allusion to a prominent character in this game, even though GTA III precedes Manhunt's release date by two years. | * In [[Grand Theft Auto III]], another Rockstar North game, a news segment on the in-game radio station, [[Lips 106]], reports, "in nearby Carcer City, police chief [[Gary Schaffer]] was cleared of corruption charges in a controversial decision by the court. Let's hope those missing witnesses turn up safe and sound." This is an obvious allusion to a prominent character in this game, even though GTA III precedes Manhunt's release date by two years. | ||
;Grand Theft Auto Vice City | |||
* An abandoned shop named [[Ryton Aide]] appears on the first mission of Manhunt. In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] there is a similarly named store known as Ryton Aide. Also in GTA Vice City, [[Phil Cassidy]] lives in a trailer in a junkyard, much like one of the Skinz members, with the Interiors of both trailers having a near identical layout. [[Gash]] shopping bags also appeared in one of the levels. | * An abandoned shop named [[Ryton Aide]] appears on the first mission of Manhunt. In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] there is a similarly named store known as Ryton Aide. Also in GTA Vice City, [[Phil Cassidy]] lives in a trailer in a junkyard, much like one of the Skinz members, with the Interiors of both trailers having a near identical layout. [[Gash]] shopping bags also appeared in one of the levels. | ||
;Grand Theft Auto San Andreas | |||
* Manhunt action figures can be found in [[Zero's RC]] shop, and various Manhunt artwork on the walls of bar interiors, most notably a Cerberus in [[Ten Green Bottles]]. | |||
* During the [[Architectural Espionage|mission]] in which [[Carl Johnson]] must find and photograph the blueprints to [[Caligula's Casino]], one of the other blueprints found in another room happens to be of Starkweather's mansion. | |||
* The Skins carjunk arena can be seen when the player drives past the rural district of [[Flint County]] towards [[San Fierro]]. | |||
* The playable character can use a knife to perform "execution kills" similar to Manhunt. After a stealth kill, the pose of lying on the floor is same as Manhunt | |||
* A bulletin board in the [[Las Venturas]] police station has photos of Cash and a Hoods member tacked to it. | |||
* Certain radio station(s) in San Andreas mention [[Carcer City]] by name. | |||
* Piggsy is rumored to be in San Andreas. See [[Myths in GTA San Andreas]]. | |||
; [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] contains a few Manhunt references | |||
* A pedestrian yells "This is Liberty not fucking Carcer!" when [[Niko Bellic]] begins shooting or assaulting another pedestrian. | |||
* Many [[LCPD in GTA IV Era|LCPD]] [[LCPD Database|database]] entries list certain characters as originally being from Carcer City. | |||
;General | |||
* Multiple vehicles that have appeared prior in GTA III and GTA Vice City have appeared in some form in both Manhunt games. | * Multiple vehicles that have appeared prior in GTA III and GTA Vice City have appeared in some form in both Manhunt games. | ||
* [[ | * [[Sprunk]], featured in GTA: San Andreas, GTA IV and [[Episodes from Liberty City|EfLC]] as a drink players can buy for regaining health, is also featured in many levels of Manhunt. | ||
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==Grand Theft Auto references in Manhunt 2== | |||
;Grand Theft Auto San Andreas | |||
*Protagonist Daniel Lamb was born in [[San Fierro]] and graduated from the [[San Fierro University]]. | |||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == |