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== Description == | == Description == | ||
The RC Goblin is essentially a red miniature remote controlled helicopter with relatively average performance traits inferior to the similar designed [[RC Raider]], only being able to execute moderate pitches and thus being slower, but being more stable in controls than the RC Raider. Much like the RC Raider, the spinning blades of the RC Goblin can be used to execute [[heli-kill]]s on pedestrians. | The RC Goblin is essentially a red miniature remote controlled helicopter with relatively average performance traits inferior to the similar designed [[RC Raider]], only being able to execute moderate pitches and thus being slower, but being more stable in controls than the RC Raider. Much like the RC Raider, the spinning blades of the RC Goblin can be used to execute [[Helicopter#Usage as a weapon|heli-kill]]s on pedestrians. | ||
The RC Goblin is only featured in one mission in each of the two games it is featured. In GTA Vice City, the RC Goblin is outfitted with the ability to carry and drop bombs in "[[Demolition Man]]"; in "[[New Model Army]]" in GTA San Andreas, the player assumes the control of an RC Goblin equipped with an electro-magnet capable of carrying bombs and crude bridges. The only ways to obtain this vehicle outside the missions is by using a third party trainer or modification. | The RC Goblin is only featured in one mission in each of the two games it is featured. In GTA Vice City, the RC Goblin is outfitted with the ability to carry and drop bombs in "[[Demolition Man]]"; in "[[New Model Army]]" in GTA San Andreas, the player assumes the control of an RC Goblin equipped with an electro-magnet capable of carrying bombs and crude bridges. The only ways to obtain this vehicle outside the missions is by using a third party trainer or modification. | ||