Grand Theft Auto: London 1961: Difference between revisions

2D Universe
	GTA 1 Era 1961 – London 1961; 1969 – London 1969;
3D Universe
	GTA III Era 1984 – GTA Vice City Stories; 1986 – GTA Vice City; 1992 – GTA San Andreas;
2D Universe
	GTA 1 Era 1997 – Grand Theft Auto 1;
3D Universe
	GTA III Era 1998 – GTA Liberty City Stories;
2D Universe
	GTA 2 Era 1999 – GTA 2;
3D Universe
	GTA III Era 2000 – GTA Advance; 2001 – GTA III;
HD Universe
	GTA IV Era 2008 – GTA IV – The Lost and Damned; – The Ballad of Gay Tony; 2009 – GTA Chinatown Wars; GTA V Era 2013 – GTA Online; 2013 – GTA V;

	Grand Theft Auto: London 1961
Developer(s)	DMA Design
Publisher(s)	ASC Games
Release date(s)	PC June 1 1999
Genre(s)	Action
Mode(s)	Single player, multiplayer
Rating(s)	BBFC: 18 ; ESRB: Mature (M)
Platform(s)	PC
Media	Download

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Revision as of 23:46, 20 June 2010

Grand Theft Auto Mission Pack #2: London, 1961 is a freely distributed mission pack, also known as an expansion pack, to the original Grand Theft Auto 1 and London, 1969 - requiring both to play.

Just as the first mission pack did, London 1961 uses same game engine as the original Grand Theft Auto 1. The game takes place in London eight years before the events of London 1969. The mission pack as implied includes new missions, 22 new vehicles, one new cutscene, and a new multiplayer deathmatch map based upon the UK city of Manchester.

While London 1969, is available for multiple systems, London 1961 is only available for PC, as downloadable freeware (a 7MB executable file). However, it requires the user to have both Grand Theft Auto 1, and GTA London 1969 (which itself requires GTA1).

London 1961 is the least known game in the series, simply because the game was not heavily promoted by Rockstar, is only available as a download, and does not feature prominently on the Rockstar Games website. The game relies upon word of mouth and internet discussion forums to become known to fans of the series.

External links

Official website
Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961 download (direct link to .exe) - This can be found on the official website by clicking on the black arrow flashing the word "free" near the bottom.

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-[[Vice City]] was one of the cities available in [[Grand Theft Auto 1]] as well as being the main setting for [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]]. It is referenced extensively throughout the [[GTA III Era]] as well as being mentioned in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. The city is is based on the real world location of [[wp:Miami|Miami]], [[wp:Florida|Florida]]. There are rumors that Vice City will be the setting for the next [[Grand Theft Auto|GTA]] game, but this has not been confirmed by [[Rockstar]] yet.
+{{Infobox CVG| title = Grand Theft Auto: London 1961
-==Logical inference==
+|image =
+|developer = [[Rockstar North|DMA Design]]
+|publisher = [[ASC Games]]
+|released = [[Personal Computer|PC]]  [[1999#June 1|June 1]] [[1999]]
+|genre = Action
+|modes = Single player, multiplayer
+|ratings = BBFC: [[Image:BBFC 18.png|15px]] 18 <br/> ESRB: [[Image:ESRB M.png|15px]] Mature (M)
+|platforms = [[Personal Computer|PC]]
+|media = Download
+}}
+{{Chronology}}
+'''Grand Theft Auto Mission Pack #2: London, 1961''' is a freely distributed mission pack, also known as an expansion pack, to the original [[Grand Theft Auto 1]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: London 1969|London, 1969]] - requiring both to play.
-GTA 1 had three cities: [[Liberty City in GTA 1|Liberty City]], [[City_of_San_Andreas|San Andreas]], and [[Vice_City_in_GTA_1|Vice City]]. The [[GTA III Era|GTA III era]]'s (main) games took place in the these cities in the following order: Liberty City, Vice City, San Andreas. GTA IV took place in Liberty City, so some have speculated that the next location for a fourth-era game will be Vice City, which like Liberty City, will undergo a more realistic and life-like design.
+Just as the first mission pack did, London 1961 uses same game engine as the original Grand Theft Auto 1. The game takes place in London eight years before the events of London 1969. The mission pack as implied includes new missions, 22 new vehicles, one new cutscene, and a new multiplayer deathmatch map based upon the UK city of [[Manchester]].
-== References in GTA IV==
+While London 1969, is available for multiple systems, London 1961 is only available for [[PC]], as downloadable freeware (a 7MB executable file). However, it requires the user to have both Grand Theft Auto 1, and GTA London 1969 (which itself requires GTA1).
-*It is advertised on many billboards by [[FlyUS]].
-*[[Jerry Kapowitz]] found the [[Diamonds]] [[Niko Bellic]] and [[Patrick McReary]] were after, and plans to open a weapon and liquor store in [[Vice City]].
-*In the vehicles section of the stats in [[GTA IV]], one possible ranking is for miles traveled is Liberty City to Vice City.
-*[[Lazlow]] of [[Integrity 2.0]] also frequently refers to life in Vice City in the 1980s as he was a DJ on [[V-Rock]] during that time.
-*In the mission [[Catch the Wave]] it is explained that the drugs at the boatyard were transported from Vice City.
-*[[Roman Bellic]] states in a text to Niko Bellic that if they do the deal with [[Dimitri Rascalov]], they could afford to take a private jet to Vice City.
-*After befriending Roman enough to unlock his car service ability, he sends Niko a text message saying how he is tired of all of his cabs being sent to the airport to pick up old people from Vice City.
-*[[Sammy Bottino]] has criminal charges in Vice City.
-*For the Female [[Multiplayer in GTA IV|Multiplayer]] model, hat #3 can be obtained from rank 0; this hat states ''I ♥ VC'', which is a reference to Vice City.
-*[[Iggy Pop|Iggy]], from [[Liberty Rock Radio|LRR]] talks about moving to [[Vice City]]. He mentions how much cleaner the women are there.
-*A spin off series of ''[[The Science Of Crime]]'' is called ''The Science of Crime: Vice City'', possibly in reference to [[wp:CSI: Miami|CSI: Miami]].
-*[[Hossan Ramzy]] sends an email to Niko informing him that he jumped ship in Florida. (Vice City is based off of Miami which is a main city in Florida)
-*Sometimes, people at the airport will say "I can't wait to get to Florida." They may be moving to Vice City.
-== References in The Lost and Damned ==
+London 1961 is the least known game in the series, simply because the game was not heavily promoted by [[Rockstar]], is only available as a download, and does not feature prominently on the Rockstar Games website. The game relies upon word of mouth and internet discussion forums to become known to fans of the series.
-*The [[Angels of Death]] operate in Vice City, Florida, according to their [[angelsofdeathonline.com|website]].
-*The [[Angels of Death]] are said to have a theme park in Florida, Vice City is located in Florida.
-*On Grand Theft Auto's home site, Vice City in the original GTA is nicknamed The City of the Fallen Angel, which may be a reference that even then the Angels of Death were known.
-==References in The Ballad of Gay Tony==
+== External links ==
-*[[Yusuf Amir]] complains to [[Luis Fernando Lopez]] that he had to take a private jet to Vice City to bang prostitutes for 2 weeks in order to recover from test driving sexy cars.
+* [http://www.rockstargames.com/gtalondon/ Official website]
-*The exclusive radio station [[Vice City FM]] plays music from the 1980s.
+* [http://www.rockstargames.com/gtalondon/ftp/Gta1961/Gtal1961.exe ''Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961'' download] (direct link to .exe) - This can be found on the official website by clicking on the black arrow flashing the word "free" near the bottom.
-*Vice City has its name engraved in the USA Cities Wall inside the [[Rotterdam Tower]], starting in [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]].
-*On [[Integrity 2.0]] [[Lazlow]] keeps talking about Vice City, also, when Lazlow and Jorge are looking for [[Hercules]], Lazlow says Jorge 'should have seen the 80's sluts', refering to his time in Vice City.
-*[[Fernando Martinez]] makes a return from the GTA III Era to DJ for Vice City FM.
-*[[Al Di Napoli]] lives in Vice City.
-*During a conversation between Luis Lopez and Al Di Napoli, Al suggests Luis and [[Gay Tony]] expand into Vice City. Luis responds by stating Vice City is just a retirement home by now.
-* When failing the mission [[Ladies' Night]] by getting too close to [[Patrick McReary]], a conversation between Luis Lopez and Gay Tony will activate where they will mention that they need to runaway to Vice City or Los Santos and that Gay Tony should call him about it.
-*On the TV show [[The Men's Room]] with Bas and Jeremy, a caller named Paula makes a call in to the show it is said that she is calling from Vice City.
-*Pedestrians may say things like "I shoud've gone to Vice" if you knock them over.
-*During the end credits, Patrick McReary is seen leaving Liberty City on a plane from Francis International Airport. It is speculated he went to either Ireland, Los Santos, San Fierro, Las Venturas, or Vice City.
-<gallery widths="120">
-Rotterdam Cities.jpg|The Rotterdam Tower's ground level lobby in [[The Ballad of Gay Tony|TBoGT]].
-</gallery>
-==See also==
+{{GTA}}
-*[[Vice City]]
-*[[Vice City in GTA 1]]
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-*[[Vice City in GTA III Era]]
+[[es:Grand Theft Auto 1: London 1961]]
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+[[pl:Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961]]
+[[ru:Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961]]
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