(Max Payne 1 and 2 were NOT developed by R*, but by Remedy. R* did only the console conversions (GBA, PS2, etc.). R* now develops Max Payne 3.) |
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| + | [[File:Garages-GTA2.jpg|thumb|380px|The 5-in-1 garage found in the [[Residential District|Residential]] and [[Industrial District]]s of [[Anywhere City]] in GTA 2. Gold Mines (second garage from the right) is not available in the [[Downtown District]].]] |
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| ā | '''Max Paynt''' is the [[Grand Theft Auto 2]] equivalent of [[Pay 'n' Spray]] in future games in the series. The name is a clear reference to the Max Payne video game series - although the game was not released until 2001. The garage functions almost identically to the Pay 'n' Spray garages in later games - the only difference is that the player immediately loses their wanted level.<br /> |
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| + | '''Garages in [[Grand Theft Auto 2]]''' refer to a chain of garages that can be found in portions of every district in [[Anywhere City]]. The garages are a significant improvement from the basic [[Spray Shop|spray shop]] [[Grand Theft Auto 1|prior]], being intended to provide repairs to the player's car, clear [[Wanted Level in GTA 2|wanted levels]], or outfit the car with [[Weapons in GTA 2#Upgrades|weaponry]], all for a fee. |
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| + | Much like in games before and after GTA 2, the [[Claude Speed|player]] is required to drive in and out of a garage to use a service; like [[Grand Theft Auto 1|GTA 1]], however, the player can simply use the garages like a drive-thru business, entering from the front and exiting at the back. |
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| + | == Services == |
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| + | There are a total of five different services available at the garage, one of which is only available in the [[Residential District]] and the [[Industrial District]]. |
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| + | !width=120 align="center"|Name |
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| + | |align="center"|[[Smith and Heston's]] |
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| + | |align="center"|$25,000 |
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| + | |Outfits the player's car with [[vehicle machine gun]]s. The name of the garage is an obvious reference to [[wp:Smith & Wesson|Smith & Wesson]], a real-life gun maker. |
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| + | |align="center"|Gold Mines |
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| + | |align="center"|$50,000 |
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| + | |Outfits the player's car with 10 [[vehicle mine]]s that can be dropped behind the car. The service is only available in the [[Residential District|Residential]] and [[Industrial District]]s. |
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| + | |align="center"|Max Paynt |
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| + | |align="center"|$5,000 |
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| + | |Repairs the player's car while clearing the player's [[Wanted Level in GTA 2|wanted levels]], effectively the game's rendition of the [[Spray Shop|spray shop]]. |
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| + | Depending on the location of the garage, the player can emerge with different car colors; garages close to or within a certain gang's territory will naturally recolor the player's car in the gang's color; other garages use more conventional ranges of colors. If the player enters a garage with a corresponding car color (i.e. driving a green car into a Max Paynt close to [[Loonies]] turf), the car emerges with the same color, while the player is simply notified that the car's license plate has been changed. |
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| + | The "Max Paynt" name is similar to that of other [[Rockstar Games|Rockstar]] title [[wp:Max Payne|Max Payne]], which, as of the release of GTA 2 (1999), was still under development by [[wp:Remedy Entertainment|Remedy Entertainment]]; Max Payne was not released until 2001. |
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| + | |align="center"|Hell Oil |
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| + | |align="center"|$10,000 |
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| + | |Outfits the player's car with 10 rounds of [[Vehicle Oil Slick|oil slicks]] that can be dumped behind the car. |
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| + | |align="center"|Red Army Surplus |
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| + | |align="center"|$5,000 |
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| + | |Arms the player's car with [[Car Bomb|a time-delayed bomb]] which can be activated while pressing the "fire" command in the car. |
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| ā | *Max Paynt is clearly a reference to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_payne Max Payne], a game series created by the Finish game studio [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remedy_Entertainment Remedy Entertainment] and converted for Xbox, Playstation 2 and GameBoy Advance by Rockstar Games. Rockstar Games is currently developing Max Payne 3. |
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Revision as of 17:44, 26 April 2014
The 5-in-1 garage found in the Residential and Industrial Districts of Anywhere City in GTA 2. Gold Mines (second garage from the right) is not available in the Downtown District.
Garages in Grand Theft Auto 2 refer to a chain of garages that can be found in portions of every district in Anywhere City. The garages are a significant improvement from the basic spray shop prior, being intended to provide repairs to the player's car, clear wanted levels, or outfit the car with weaponry, all for a fee.
Much like in games before and after GTA 2, the player is required to drive in and out of a garage to use a service; like GTA 1, however, the player can simply use the garages like a drive-thru business, entering from the front and exiting at the back.
Services
There are a total of five different services available at the garage, one of which is only available in the Residential District and the Industrial District.
| Name | Cost per use | Description |
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| Smith and Heston's | $25,000 | Outfits the player's car with vehicle machine guns. The name of the garage is an obvious reference to Smith & Wesson, a real-life gun maker. |
| Gold Mines | $50,000 | Outfits the player's car with 10 vehicle mines that can be dropped behind the car. The service is only available in the Residential and Industrial Districts. |
| Max Paynt | $5,000 | Repairs the player's car while clearing the player's wanted levels, effectively the game's rendition of the spray shop.
Depending on the location of the garage, the player can emerge with different car colors; garages close to or within a certain gang's territory will naturally recolor the player's car in the gang's color; other garages use more conventional ranges of colors. If the player enters a garage with a corresponding car color (i.e. driving a green car into a Max Paynt close to Loonies turf), the car emerges with the same color, while the player is simply notified that the car's license plate has been changed. Like in all games, government/law enforcement vehicles (and gang cars) cannot be resprayed, although buses are exempt from this rule. Taxis are not resprayed, instead, they have the plates changed. The "Max Paynt" name is similar to that of other Rockstar title Max Payne, which, as of the release of GTA 2 (1999), was still under development by Remedy Entertainment; Max Payne was not released until 2001. |
| Hell Oil | $10,000 | Outfits the player's car with 10 rounds of oil slicks that can be dumped behind the car. |
| Red Army Surplus | $5,000 | Arms the player's car with a time-delayed bomb which can be activated while pressing the "fire" command in the car. |