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'''Anywhere City''' is the name of the city featured in [[Grand Theft Auto 2]]. It is presumably called this, as it is set in the near future, and doesn't bear any resemblance to any real life city in particular. It is divided into 3 separated parts - Commercial, Residential and Industrial. | '''Anywhere City''' is the name of the city featured in [[Grand Theft Auto 2]]. It is presumably called this, as it is set in the near future, and doesn't bear any resemblance to any real life city in particular, although the FMV intro shows that it was filmed in New York City. It is divided into 3 separated parts - Commercial, Residential and Industrial. | ||
Commercial district is first part of town the player finds himself in. The game begins here and we can start taking missions from the phones. In this district we can work for [[Yakuza]], [[Loonies]], or [[Zaibatsu]]. Maximum [[wanted level]] is 4. | Commercial district is first part of town the player finds himself in. The game begins here and we can start taking missions from the phones. In this district we can work for [[Yakuza]], [[Loonies]], or [[Zaibatsu]]. Maximum [[wanted level]] is 4. | ||
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The Residential district is the second - full of blocks of flats, and includes a village and an RV park. Here we can work for [[Scientists]], [[Rednecks]], or Zaibatsu. Maximum wanted level is 5. | The Residential district is the second - full of blocks of flats, and includes a village and an RV park. Here we can work for [[Scientists]], [[Rednecks]], or Zaibatsu. Maximum wanted level is 5. | ||
The Industrial district is full of factories, but there is also a lot of blocks of flats, and even a small village. Here | The Industrial district is full of factories, but there is also a lot of blocks of flats, and even a small village. Here the player can work for [[Hare Krishna]], [[Russian Mafia|Russians]], and again Zaibatsu. Now we can reach the maximum, sixth wanted level. | ||
It bears similarities to [[Liberty City]] from [[GTA III]] and [[GTA LCS]], as they were both directly split up into Industrial ([[Portland]]), Commercial ([[Staunton Island]]), and Residential ([[Shoreside Vale]]) districts. | It bears similarities to [[Liberty City]] from [[GTA III]] and [[GTA LCS]], as they were both directly split up into Industrial ([[Portland]]), Commercial ([[Staunton Island]]), and Residential ([[Shoreside Vale]]) districts. | ||
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Anywhere City is the name of the city featured in Grand Theft Auto 2. It is presumably called this, as it is set in the near future, and doesn't bear any resemblance to any real life city in particular, although the FMV intro shows that it was filmed in New York City. It is divided into 3 separated parts - Commercial, Residential and Industrial.
Commercial district is first part of town the player finds himself in. The game begins here and we can start taking missions from the phones. In this district we can work for Yakuza, Loonies, or Zaibatsu. Maximum wanted level is 4.
The Residential district is the second - full of blocks of flats, and includes a village and an RV park. Here we can work for Scientists, Rednecks, or Zaibatsu. Maximum wanted level is 5.
The Industrial district is full of factories, but there is also a lot of blocks of flats, and even a small village. Here the player can work for Hare Krishna, Russians, and again Zaibatsu. Now we can reach the maximum, sixth wanted level.
It bears similarities to Liberty City from GTA III and GTA LCS, as they were both directly split up into Industrial (Portland), Commercial (Staunton Island), and Residential (Shoreside Vale) districts.