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Before the release of Grand Theft Auto 2, a pre-release demo was released by Rockstar in September 1999. In this demo, you're placed in the Commercial district with a bellyful of explosives and six whole minutes of playtime. The Demo version is still able to be download but is outdated, with it only working on Windows 7 or earlier.
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General Differences
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On the left side, you spawn in Fruitbat. The missions the loonies gave you from top to bottom are Radio Za-Za! and Pizza Cake.
Ending
When 6 minutes pass, you will die in a large explosion, ending the demo.
Other Differences
- It is impossible to gain access to the Suburban & Industrial districts without external code.
- The game mostly uses the Grand Theft Auto weapon set: the Pistol, Flamethrower, Rocket Launcher, and Machine Gun, plus the new Molotov Cocktail.
- Bullets go through stairs due to a programming error which removes bullet collision with stairs.
- There is no radio whatsoever.
- NPCs don't use machine guns, flamethrowers, or rocket launchers. The exception of Molotov cocktails is in the mission "Radio Za Za!", as the loonies throw said weapons at you.
- After a bloodshed, there is less gore. An example is no blood pools.
- Some NPCs are missing. Particularly the naked man.
- Depending on the quality of your PC performance, sound bugs (no audio, static) may occur uncommonly.
Setup Wizard
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There is a setup wizard during bootup. The options are:
- Welcome
- To this day, the only language you can pick here is English (British).
- Text speed. Ranging from 1-5.
- Video
- Maximum Frame Rate. Normal speed.
- Minimum Frame Rate. The framerate goes faster than Sonic the Hedgehog when you choose this!
- Lighting. Choose from noon to dusk.
- Gamma Value. Increases brightness.
- Display Mode. Ranges from Window to Full Screen.
- Screen options. Purpose is currently unknown.
- Special Recognition. Used incase your PC has "special" drivers.
- Audio
- Effects Volume. Increases volume of SFX.
- Music Volume. Quite unnecessary because of the lack of music tracks in the prototype.
- Controls.
- Default Keyboard.
- "Classic" Keyboard.
- Controller.