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*[[Grand Theft Auto 2]] features a series of gangs, one of which goes by the name [[Loonies]], they are described as ‘Mental Patients’ and have a very similar look to the Smileys from Manhunt. The cars that they drive have a small smiley face on the top of them, similar to the simplistic design the Smileys use for their masks, or draw on walls. In Manhunt the | *[[Grand Theft Auto 2]] features a series of gangs, one of which goes by the name [[Loonies]], they are described as ‘Mental Patients’ and have a very similar look to the Smileys from Manhunt. The cars that they drive have a small smiley face on the top of them, similar to the simplistic design the Smileys use for their masks, or draw on walls. In Manhunt the Smileys are referred to as ‘Loonies’ by Starkweather, during the scene ‘Mouth of Madness’, the fact that they are also mental patients bears too much of a similarity to the ‘Loonies’ from GTA2 to simply be a coincidence. | ||
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* On the [[Lips 106]] radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] the news reporter [[Andee]] states: "So I'm sitting here, reading the Liberty Tree, and it says 'In nearby Carcer City, a good day for law and order as 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 a potential timeline conflict. Grand Theft Auto III is supposed to take place around [[2001]], Yet at the journalists apartment in Manhunt we can see from the calendar on her kitchen wall that the events of Manhunt take place around November of 2003. The only other explanation is that this is the second time that the Police Chief has found himself in trouble. | * On the [[Lips 106]] radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] the news reporter [[Andee]] states: "So I'm sitting here, reading the Liberty Tree, and it says 'In nearby Carcer City, a good day for law and order as 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 a potential timeline conflict. Grand Theft Auto III is supposed to take place around [[2001]], Yet at the journalists apartment in Manhunt we can see from the calendar on her kitchen wall that the events of Manhunt take place around November of 2003. The only other explanation is that this is the second time that the Police Chief has found himself in trouble. | ||
*The toilet which you must jump down to during the third scene in Manhunt (Road to Ruin) was originally used in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] during the mission [[Payday For Ray]]. The toilet can be located in [[Staunton Island]]. | *The toilet which you must jump down to during the third scene in Manhunt (Road to Ruin) was originally used in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] during the mission [[Payday For Ray]]. The toilet can be located in [[Belleville Park]], [[Staunton Island]]. | ||
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*There | *There are [[Sprunk]] soda machines that can just be seen in numerous places, such as the background during one of the cut-scenes backstage at the Love Fist show. The Sprunk logo design was significantly changed for Manhunt and has maintained the aesthetic designed for Manhunt in later Grand Theft Auto Games. | ||
*During the introduction titles and opening scene in Manhunt there is a drug store called [[Ryton Aide]]. In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City the same store can be found at [[Little Havana]]. | *During the introduction titles and opening scene in Manhunt there is a drug store called [[Ryton Aide]]. In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City the same store can be found at [[Little Havana]]. | ||