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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The Russian shop was originally intended to be a [[Binco]] outlet but was changed for an unknown reason. | *The Russian shop was originally intended to be a [[Binco]] outlet but was changed for an unknown reason. | ||
*The Russian Shop, along with [[Modo]] and [[Perseus]] cannot be entered in [[Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost And Damned|The Lost And Damned]], [[Grand Theft Auto IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony|The Ballad of Gay Tony]] or [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]. | |||
*Although the shop is inaccessible in The Lost and Damned, if the player walks into the locked doors, a clothes icon will appear on the map. | *Although the shop is inaccessible in The Lost and Damned, if the player walks into the locked doors, a clothes icon will appear on the map. | ||
*If Niko wears the Spyde Track Top in navy and orders food from The 69th Street Diner, the cashier will say that Niko looks famous. This is suggesting that he resembles Sasha from "Behind Enemy Lines". | *If Niko wears the Spyde Track Top in navy and orders food from The 69th Street Diner, the cashier will say that Niko looks famous. This is suggesting that he resembles Sasha from "Behind Enemy Lines". | ||