Grand Theft Auto 2 is the more ambitious sequel to the first in the long-running open-world crime series. This second game was released for the Dreamcast, and this version sits somewhere between the PlayStation and Windows versions in graphical fidelity.
Regional Differences#
A unique variant of the game was released in France, which added a "parental lock code" which must be entered to start the game. The code to unlock the game was provided on a separate "Important: Parents" insert in the game package, which noted the game's content was not appropriate for people under the age of 16. This also effectively serves as a manual-based anti-piracy mechanism for that particular version of the game, although there is only one valid code that the game will verify for, WFUSDFCF.
Despite the game itself using the language the console is set to in this version, this screen is always presented in French.
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The Grand Theft Auto series | |
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2D Universe | |
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Windows |
Grand Theft Auto • London 1969 • Grand Theft Auto 2 (Prototype) |
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PlayStation |
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Game Boy Color |
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Dreamcast |
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3D Universe | |
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Windows |
Grand Theft Auto III (Definitive Edition) • Vice City (Definitive Edition) • San Andreas (Definitive Edition) |
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PlayStation 2 |
Grand Theft Auto III • Vice City (Prototype) • San Andreas • Liberty City Stories • Vice City Stories |
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Xbox |
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Game Boy Advance |
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PlayStation Portable |
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Android, iOS |
Grand Theft Auto III (Definitive Edition) • Vice City (Definitive Edition) • San Andreas (Definitive Edition) • Liberty City Stories |
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PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 |
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HD Universe | |
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Nintendo DS |
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PlayStation Portable |
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PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 |
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Windows |
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