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In Grand Theft Auto III, [[Claude]] is tasked with a mission called "[[Two-Faced Tanner]]", where they must kill an undercover cop (that [[Asuka Kasen|Asuka]] describes as "strangely animated"). This "Tanner" character is described as being "totally useless outside of his car", a reference to the uselessness of on-foot action in ''Driver 2''. Rockstar even went as far as to give Tanner a female walking animation. | In Grand Theft Auto III, [[Claude]] is tasked with a mission called "[[Two-Faced Tanner]]", where they must kill an undercover cop (that [[Asuka Kasen|Asuka]] describes as "strangely animated"). This "Tanner" character is described as being "totally useless outside of his car", a reference to the uselessness of on-foot action in ''Driver 2''. Rockstar even went as far as to give Tanner a female walking animation. | ||
In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], during the mission "[[Autocide]]", the targets that [[Tommy Vercetti]] must kill are subtle references to the main characters of ''Driver 2'' (Dick Tanner, after Tanner), ''The Getaway'' (Marcus Hammond and Franco Carter, after Mark Hammond and Frank Carter), and ''True Crime: Streets of LA'' (Nick Kong, after Nick Kang Wilson). ''DRIV3R'' responded by including ten hidden enemies named "Timmy Vermicelli" (after Vice City protagonist Tommy Vercetti), who wore waterwings, since no one in the GTA series could [[swim]] before GTA: San Andreas. | In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], during the mission "[[Autocide]]", the targets that [[Tommy Vercetti]] must kill are subtle references to the main characters of ''Driver 2'' (Dick Tanner, after Tanner), ''The Getaway'' (Marcus Hammond, Charlie Dilson and Franco Carter, after Mark Hammond, Charlie Jolson and Frank Carter), and ''True Crime: Streets of LA'' (Nick Kong, after Nick Kang Wilson). ''DRIV3R'' responded by including ten hidden enemies named "Timmy Vermicelli" (after Vice City protagonist Tommy Vercetti), who wore waterwings, since no one in the GTA series could [[swim]] before GTA: San Andreas. | ||
[[File:Tanner_you_suck_ass.jpg|270px|thumb|The man playing the game insults Refractions (Reflections Interactive).]] | [[File:Tanner_you_suck_ass.jpg|270px|thumb|The man playing the game insults Refractions (Reflections Interactive).]] | ||