GTAIII: Secrets and Easter Eggs Guide

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#1	"You Werent Supposed ..."

Maybe the oldest easter egg from the GTA3 Trilogy. Behind the Projects/Liberty Tree buildings there is a hidden sign that says : "You werent supposed to get here you know"

#2	Donald Love, Cannibal?

In one of Rays missions (name unkown for me) you have to destroy proofs that shows that Donald Love was in a Morgue Party eating bodies. Also in LCS there is a mission where you kill Avery Carrington and take the body to him so he can eat it

#3	Sex Club 7

Luigi's brothel/strip club is called the Sex Club 7. It's a reference to an old group called "Club 7"

#4	Toni's LCS Safehouse:

Toni's safehouse from LCS is under demolition in GTA3. It has been confirmed to get destroyed in GTAAdvance

#5	The Simpsons reference:

Toni Cipriani , the Leone Capo is a reference out of Tony, the "The Simpsons'' mobster. They share the same eyes and physics. Also Toni's "problems" with her mother are the same as Principal Skinner has in the same series.

#6	Sea Caves ( Discovered by Demarest ):

North Portland there are a set of caves you can actually enter. It can only be accessed by boat. It goes downwards so at the end you are like underwater! Becareful though . Water can be Mortal to Claude (player).

#7	Charter Liberty Lines Strike Back!:

The same boat that is found in all (including GTA 1 and excluding GTA2) the GTA Series is back on Portland Docks. What a shame that it gets blown up by 8ball in a shootout

#8	Group Sechs:

If you notice the Securicar from GTA3/GTAVC has a logo sponsory Group Sechs. If you pronounce it it sounds like "Group Sex"

#9	Ghost Town:

In the starting cutscene you see remodeled tarbush cafe cups in the floor. Also this piece of street can be accesed with a dodo. If you are skilled enough you can get by the back of the hills and reach the "Ghost Town" . Unfortunatly it isnt solid.

#10	Open Porter tunnel by the start of Game:

While you are in Portland misisons and Staunton is locked the tunnels are working between SSV and Staunton. But as soon as you unlock Staunton the tunnels get closed. Weird Huh?

#11	Top Down City:

In Bedford Point you can see an ad sponsoring Top Down City. TDC was a game that was made by the time of GTA2 that was more or less like GTA1.

#12	Chuck Swartz:

Chuck Swartz is a very famous actor in Liberty by the time of GTA3 . His ads are on the subway, the city and Bedford point. He is a joke/reference out of Arnold Swartzenneger.

#13	9/11 on GTA

The blue police cars, Twin Towers at Fort Staunton and Darkel where eliminated of the game adter the famous 9/11 Terrorist attacks. They added Rampages instead of Darkel, black police cars and they deleted the Twin Towers (i found this on google) that they had added in Fort Staunton adding a construction zone.

#14	Fort Staunton Remains:

By the Staunton Hospital there are walls that are supposedly "remains" of the LCS' Fort Staunton. Fort Staunton gets destroyed by the end of LCS in a way of eliminating Forellis.

#15	"El Burro" :

El Burro is back. He was a caracter in GTA1 and he is back as the Diablo boss. He is never seen but there is a drawing of him in several GTA3 Pics

#16	"El Burro Mags":

After you Complete "Big N' Veiny" mission from "El Burro" some porno magazines are delivered to your hideout.

#17	Words on Radar:

If you go north after SSV hills for long time you'll see words on the radar. This is Rockstars' way of signing their work.

#18	Dodo numbers:

On the Dodo's rear it sais " Y-ME 369" . Y-ME goes for "Why me?" and 369 goes for 69. A sexual from.

#20	Places to see in the dodo:

There are several cool places to visit while on the Dodo. One of them is Donald Loves' Roof. Or Kenji's Garden. Also the Stadium in a topdown view and the Ghost Town are cool places to see.

#21	War Memorial:

In SSV Airport there is a war memorial . It reads "For all those who fought for freedom in the 1939 war, Showing Nazi Soldiers .

#22	Cutscene failure?:

In the starting cutscene there is a black patriot. But there's nobody driving the patriot. Maybe another ghost car for the GTA Series?

#23	Previous GTA Games:

In the cyber cafe in Staunton there are computers with pics of the previous GTAs. GTA2 on the right and GTA1 on the left. I hope on GTA4 we get the same .

#24	"Learning to fly"

In Bedford point there is a billboard that reads: "Learning to fly". "Learning to Fly" is the title of a Pink Floyd song from the early 90's.

#25	"That wasent there before!"

Sometimes when you put the replay things arent the same in the replay. Car hoods get on/off and fires get extingished.

#26	"Godfather references"

The GTA worlds' Leone family is an imitation or a reflect of the Corleone family from "The Godfather" movie. As you see Don Salvatore is a GTAed version of Don Vito and Joey Leone is a GTAed version of Don Vito's son, Michael Corleone. A proof of this is that they removed the "Cor" from "Corleone" and left only "Leone". Another one is that Joey doesnt get too involved with the mob as his father does and he tries to remain "clean". He uses the Forelli as a punching bag for "releasing" his anger against his father. After Don Vito dies in the series Micheal Corleone attempts to "clean the family". Although when Salvatore dies we dont hear anymore of the Leones. Would they had the same ending?

#27	"Kipriani"

A funny one! When joey introduces you Toni he knows how to say cipriani but later on...

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GTA III PC Cheats for Android

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Officially, the mobile version of GTA III does not support cheats but it does however still have the cheats from the PC version of GTA III left in the game. On some phones, you can hold down the MENU button for the keyboard to appear allowing cheat entry. If that doesn't work you have to own an Android phone with a keyboard, allowing you to simply type in the cheat codes in either the pause menu or in-game.

Code:	Result:
Tortoise	100% Armor
gesundheit	100% Health
cornerslikemad	Better vehicle handling
ilikedressingup	Change Outfit
skincancerforme	Clear Weather
timeflieswhenyou	Clock Moves Faster
ilikescotland	Cloudy Weather
nastylimbscheat	Crank Up Gore
bangbangbang	Destroy all cars
chittycittybb	Flying vehicle
peasoup	Foggy Weather
gunsgunsguns	Get All Weapons (Repeated use adds more Ammo)
morepoliceplease	Higher Wanted Level
itsallgoingmaaad	Insane Pedstrians
anicesetofwheels	Invisible Cars
nopoliceplease	Lower Wanted Level
ifiwerearichman	More Money (Keep using for more cash)
nobodylikesme	Pedestrians Attack
weaponsforall	Pedtrians Fight One Another
ilovescotland	Rainy Weather
giveusatank	Spawn Vehicles (Keep using for different vehicles)
boooooring	Speed up Gameplay
madweather	Super-speedy Game Clock

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Analysis of Grand Theft Auto III (3)

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Android users have the added benefit of being able to use certain USB gamepads, the Xperia Play controls, or even a keyboard and mouse. But there's no definitive list of what exactly is supported, so getting them to work is a matter of trial and error. And, obviously, the bulkier solutions take away from the game's portability.

The quality of the visuals can vary considerably, depending on the device you use. High-end devices like the Motorola Xoom and Samsung Galaxy S II run the game admirably well, with crisp visuals and bags of detail that still hold up well today, along with a smooth frame rate. On the officially supported Xperia Play, though, it's a completely different story. The frame rate ranges from fine to juddering slide show, while the texture resolution takes a noticeable drop, so there's much less detail. Even worse, there are numerous graphical glitches, ranging from your character suddenly gaining the power of invisibility to random green screens that require a hard reset to fix.

These issues keep this GTAIII from achieving the same level of greatness as its console predecessors. Sure, the underlying game still holds up extremely well, but that's not enough to make it a great mobile game. The touch-screen controls keep you from fully enjoying everything it has to offer, while varying levels of performance mean you're aren't guaranteed to have a smooth or good-looking experience. The novelty is great while it lasts, but you'll be craving a controller long before you've settled into Liberty City.

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Analysis of Grand Theft Auto III (2)

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You need to play through certain missions to unlock other sections of the city or new items, such as guns and vehicles, but because this is an open-world game, you can choose to ignore them and simply use Liberty City as your destructive playground. Fancy jacking a car and mowing down a bunch of helpless pedestrians? How about grabbing a rocket launcher and watching stuff burn? Or maybe you're just in the mood for a quiet drive through the city, watching its many citizens go about their daily business as you listen to the excellent radio? It's all yours for the taking, and it's a hell of a lot of fun. It can be even more fun when the fuzz gets involved. Outrunning the cops or revelling in a five-star wanted rating and watching an ever-increasing squadron of tanks and helicopters attempt to chase you down is immensely satisfying.

Sadly, enjoying these elements to their fullest is hampered by the touch-screen controls. While the solution Rockstar has implemented tries to make the best of the situation, it highlights how easily a great game that wasn't designed for a touch interface is made less enjoyable. Overlaid on the action are virtual touch-screen buttons, which change depending on whether you're driving or on foot. Each action is represented by an icon, such as a car door for jacking a car or a bullet for firing your weapon. On foot, there's a virtual analog stick for controlling your character. When driving, it changes to simple left and right buttons for controlling your car. It's straightforward enough, but in the heat of the action, the lack of physical feedback makes completing missions unnecessarily difficult.

For example, in one mission, you have to chase down a gang member, shunt his car with yours, and then get out to finish the job with a pistol to the face. The multiple button presses required mean you have to take your eyes off of the action to see what you're pressing, which more often than not results in crashing your car into a wall (a problem exacerbated by the floaty handling of GTAIII's cars) or taking too long to fire your weapon. The lack of an extra analog stick for controlling the camera is also a problem, particularly in a firefight. While you swipe across the screen to position the camera, you have to take a finger off of the analog stick or fire button (or perform some mightily impressive finger gymnastics), making it difficult to keep your eyes on the action in the middle of a shoot-out. The system does offer some flexibility in that you can customize the position and size of the virtual controls to make things more comfortable, but it's not enough to make up for the game's shortcomings.

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Analysis of Grand Theft Auto III (1)

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There's a certain novelty to playing a game on a mobile that was as widely lauded on consoles as Grand Theft Auto III. The sheer scale of the open world, the complex narratives, and the excellent voice acting are all as great as you remember. And it's all right there on a device that's as much for telling your other half to pick up some milk as it is about games. Yet, while GTAIII was a seminal and highly influential release for the PlayStation 2 and PC back in 2001, the same cannot be said of its 2011 incarnation on the iOS and Android. Yes, it's as clever and action-packed as ever, but it's hampered by touch-screen controls that sap the fun out of your on-the-go crime sprees, so you're likely to be as frustrated as you are enamoured with the beautiful mobile version of Liberty City.

For the uninitiated, GTAIII is a 3D open-world action game set in a fictional metropolis known as Liberty City, which is loosely based on New York City. It's not the kind of place where you'd want to wander the streets alone at night or even in the middle of the day. Crime is widespread, fuelled by a corrupt police force and government that turns a blind eye to the city's vast criminal underworld. You play as a small-time criminal who is betrayed by his partner in crime in a bank heist. After being freed in an explosion-filled action set piece you're set loose on the city, looking for work and aspiring to rise up the hierarchy of the criminal underworld.

How you go about that is largely up to you. Scattered throughout the city are missions in which you take on tasks for a criminal gang. These include performing simple fetch quests, tailing rival gang members in a car, and assassinating foes. Though there's some repetition in the latter half of the game, there's a huge variety of missions on offer, with excellent narrative and voice acting that's as much about love and romance as it is a gritty crime drama. You won't be working for just one gang, either. Multiple crime bosses seek out your skills as you progress, and you can complete their tasks in whichever order you please, giving you a host of options. The story does a fine job of keeping the disparate missions tied together, with your job as a gun-for-hire giving you an inside look at how each gang operates and the mounting tensions between them.

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