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Ten secrets, you may or may not have known about Grand Theft Auto. Gamesradar gives us those secrets. The secrets go from body bags that have been mysteriously dumped, to punolicious signs, to the mythed Ghost City.
10) Body Bags
El Castillo del Diablo, Bone County, San Andreas
San Andreas may be a harsh and grizzly place, but its a bit of a shock to find youre not the only reason. Somebody is up to very bad things, and using a cave tucked away in the desert to dump the remains - in a pile of horribly stiff body bags. Oddly, the serial killers truck is still there too, parked right where the bodies were presumably slung from its bed. You can find this worrying little scene directly south of the western end of the desert airstrip, in the rock formation shaped (on the map) like a near perfect circle.
8) Taste the cock
On the uniforms in any Cluckin Bell restaurant.
And you thought finger lickin chicken was bad there are many, many jokes about cocks in Grand Theft Auto, but this is perhaps the best in a really blatant, My God, I cant believe they got away with that! kind of way. At least one barrel short of a double entendre, it nevertheless makes a kind of sense in context. Taking a look for yourself is an even better reason to hop over the counter than robbery. Also, you can feel a bit better knowing that the employee will probably thank you for shooting him dead and putting him out of his misery.
6) Blue Hotel
The Washington Beach area of Vice City
As day turns to night, the guests in this hotel innocently switch their lights on and make the shape of a giant bits-and-pieces in the process. OK, its not there all the time - the shapes cycle through various less rude-looking ones - but its certainly there often enough. Sometimes its even there when the rooftop fountain spurts its quarter-hourly load into the cool night air, and if that looks even more suspicious, well, thats just coincidence. Surely. Head in by air over Starfish Island and youre sure to spot it.
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