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[[File:Cellphone_Badger.jpg|thumb|Badger phone in GTA IV, without Badger logo.]]
[[File:Cellphone_Badger.jpg|thumb|Badger phone in GTA IV, without Badger logo.]]


The '''phone''' is a portable [[communication]] device that has been carried by the [[protagonist]]s of all the [[Grand Theft Auto]] games since [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], with the exception of [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]]. In the [[GTA III era]], the phone was essentially cosmetic, and could not be used by the player to make calls at will, but its use has been expanded in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]].
The '''phone''' is a portable [[communication]] device that has been carried by the [[protagonist]]s of all the [[Grand Theft Auto]] games since [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], with the exception of [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]]. In the [[GTA III era]], the phone was essentially cosmetic, and could not be used by the player to make calls at will, but its use has been expanded in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]].


==Grand Theft Auto: Vice City==
==Grand Theft Auto: Vice City==
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==Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas==
==Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas==
In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Carl Johnson]] has a phone which he uses to make and receive calls. Again, these may be about missions, they may relate to the general story, they may be tips from other characters, or they may serve no particular purpose — for example, the prank calls CJ receives from [[Catalina]]. The phone's design is that of an early flip-phone, with a small display for numbers.
In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Carl Johnson]] has a phone which he uses to make and receive calls. Again, these may be about missions, they may relate to the general story, they may be tips from other characters, or they may serve no particular purpose — for example, the prank calls CJ receives from [[Catalina]]. The phone's design is that of an early flip-phone, with a small display for numbers.


==Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories==
==Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories==
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*In GTA IV the second model of the phone can be customized with themes and ringtones from websites. On the streets of the Liberty City random pedestrians will sometimes take out their phones to receive a call. If you look closely at the civilians phone, you will notice that the theme on their phone's screen will be the same as your current phone theme.
*In GTA IV the second model of the phone can be customized with themes and ringtones from websites. On the streets of the Liberty City random pedestrians will sometimes take out their phones to receive a call. If you look closely at the civilians phone, you will notice that the theme on their phone's screen will be the same as your current phone theme.
*In [[The Lost and Damned]] and [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]], the protagonists of each ([[Johnny Klebitz]] and [[Luis Fernando Lopez]]) also have phones the player can use in the same way Niko's is used. Each character has a different type of phone than the others, and Johnny and Luis each have a unique theme for their phones. [[Johnny Klebitz]]'s phone is more rounded than [[Niko Bellic]]'s rectangular phone and the numbers on the keypad are more separated due to each number  being on a separate button, whereas the numbers on Niko's phone use a "key strip" layout used on phones like the Motorola Razor. Johnny's phone has a unique "Lost MC" theme featuring [[The Lost Motorcycle Club]]'s patch. [[Luis Fernando Lopez]]'s phone appears to be more high-end than Niko and Johnny's phones and is round, similar to Johnny's, and has a glowing blue keypad and a unique "Club" theme.
*In [[The Lost and Damned]] and [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]], the protagonists of each ([[Johnny Klebitz]] and [[Luis Fernando Lopez]]) also have phones the player can use in the same way Niko's is used. Each character has a different type of phone than the others, and Johnny and Luis each have a unique theme for their phones. [[Johnny Klebitz]]'s phone is more rounded than [[Niko Bellic]]'s rectangular phone and the numbers on the keypad are more separated due to each number  being on a separate button, whereas the numbers on Niko's phone use a "key strip" layout used on phones like the Motorola Razor. Johnny's phone has a unique "Lost MC" theme featuring [[The Lost MC|The Lost Motorcycle Club]]'s patch. [[Luis Fernando Lopez]]'s phone appears to be more high-end than Niko and Johnny's phones and is round, similar to Johnny's, and has a glowing blue keypad and a unique "Club" theme.


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==
<center>
<center> <gallery>
<gallery>
Image:Mobile phone (GTA1).png|The mobile phone in GTA 1. Spoken text is displayed to the right of its image.
Image:Mobile phone (GTA1).png|The mobile phone in GTA 1. Spoken text is displayed to the right of its image.
Image:Mobile phone (GTAVC).jpg|The mobile phone in GTA Vice City.
Image:Mobile phone (GTAVC).jpg|The mobile phone in GTA Vice City.
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Image:Mobile phone (GTALCS).png|The mobile phone as a pickup in GTA Liberty City Stories.
Image:Mobile phone (GTALCS).png|The mobile phone as a pickup in GTA Liberty City Stories.
Image:Mobile phone (GTA4).jpg|The mobile phone in GTA IV renders its screen and keypad into a display on the lower right of the screen; this is replicated on the 'actual' phone Niko holds, as seen here.
Image:Mobile phone (GTA4).jpg|The mobile phone in GTA IV renders its screen and keypad into a display on the lower right of the screen; this is replicated on the 'actual' phone Niko holds, as seen here.
</gallery>
</gallery> </center>
</center>
[[Category:Miscellaneous]]
[[Category:Miscellaneous]]
[[Category:Communications]]
[[Category:Communications]]
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