Unused Sounds

This is a sub-page of Grand Theft Auto 2 (Windows).

Unused Police Scanner Voices#

Police radio pronunciations of the names of the unused areas. Azimuth and Barking are used in the mission introductions, which use a squishy cartoon-esque gibberish telephone sound.

Bullet Hitting Pedestrians#

This isn't heard in the game because of programming errors in the entity. Later re-used in Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto Advance.

Ricocheting Sounds#

These sounds don't play due to an entity error. But they are reused later.

Car Crush#

After crushing a car, players will hear an explosion instead of this. In the early beta stages, when a car gets crushed, it will not explode, which is more realistic.

Model Car#

Leftover from the Grand Theft Auto Model Car's engine.

Power-Up Sound#

This is taken from Grand Theft Auto and was used in demo version during the pickup of a power-up, while GTA 2 has announcer voices of specific item.

Props Collision#

As these props are not used, their audio file is also unused. They're a placeholder from Grand Theft Auto.

Radio Channel Changing Sounds#

Pressing 'F1' allows you to change the radio channel. In Grand Theft Auto and Grand Theft Auto London 1969 and 1961, the player will hear radio static after changing the radio channel, while in Grand Theft Auto 2, it is silent.

Ghetto Blaster Sound#

Plays near the Blaster when you get near one. It constantly says the word "Bastards" from the in-game song "Taxi drivers must die!" By Bula Matari.

Unused Announcer Vocals#

Game Over#

An announcer says "Game Over!" after you lose all your lives. The entity that plays the sound is not set up correctly, leaving this unique sound un-hearable. If you fix the sound demonstration via game files you can hear the sound.

Bomb Armed#

When a player holds a Vehicle Bomb, the announcer warns the player to escape. It has the same problem as the Game Over Sound, the entity of the sound is broken. Fixing it will make the player able to hear it. It's the only sound said by the announcer without excitement.