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- From the game's system requirements information in its Steam page:Sound Card: Naganuma
compatible - Tryce has this to say to Red during the tutorial segment in their hideout:
- Tryce describes DJ Cyber as someone who enforces the Code of the Streets to a near totalitarian extreme, is rumored to collect people's heads to mess with their minds, and... is probably the best DJ in the city. Tryce is still waiting for his latest mixtape.
- Upon being told that Flesh Prince was the one who installed his cyberhead, Red asks if that makes Flesh Prince his dad. There's a Beat before Flesh Prince tells him no.
- Meeting Solace for the first time involves you kicking the dumpster he's in when he asked not to be disturbed... because he kind of likes it there. When he runs off to fetch the Eclipse whom the BRC is looking to start a fight, Tryce quickly deduces it's probably not worth waiting for Solace to come back.
- Later on, Solace is found hiding in another tight space outside of Millenium Mall. Bel offers to help him out of there, to which he says that he likes it and he's claustrophobic. Tryce tells him that claustrophobia means that he should be afraid of small spaces; Solace elaborates that he's a masochistic claustrophobic, which is enough to get Tryce fed up with him.Tryce: [glancing aside to not look at Solace anymore] ".........I've had just about enough of this dude."
- When he says he's had enough, he's not kidding: even when Solace asks to be part of the crew at the end of chapter 4, Tryce bluntly says no while Bel just as immediately lets him into the group.
- Later on, Solace is found hiding in another tight space outside of Millenium Mall. Bel offers to help him out of there, to which he says that he likes it and he's claustrophobic. Tryce tells him that claustrophobia means that he should be afraid of small spaces; Solace elaborates that he's a masochistic claustrophobic, which is enough to get Tryce fed up with him.
- There are certain places you can graffiti bomb. One of them in Brink Terminal has you casually spray over an art exhibit, with the on-lookers not reacting whatsoever.
- You can crash in (through the window) on someone's board meeting and graffiti their projector screen, similarly with no reaction or repercussions from the attendees.
- When Escher and snipers in general are introduced in Brink Terminal, Escher takes a few potshots at the crew and scores a headshot... on Red, whose cyberhead deflects the bullet and doesn't realize until the rest of the Bomb Rush Crew tells him to get down.
- 8-Ball, the leader of DOT.EXE, challenges the Bomb Rush Crew into achieving a score of 100,000 before his brother Cueball does. Said brother has been trying for FOUR HOURS.
- Even funnier is that you can find Cueball in the post-game. He's not only achieved 100,000, but drastically surpassed it by reaching 4,000,000. And you can still beat his score.
- Bel's reaction upon learning Red's real head is that of the #1 public enemy of New Amsterdam is to take a selfie with Red. The selfie ends up being relevant to the plot.
- To recruit Rise you have to follow and help her take photos while she is doing tricks. This can happen even if you're getting absolutely mobbed by the police.
- While Faux murdering Felix isn't funny at all, the fact that Solace engaging in his Casual Kink nearby was what ultimately led to Faux getting caught very much is.
- Completing the main campaign nets you this wonderful achievement:Achievement Unlocked!Now go outside: Defeat the final boss
- Performing a 69-second manual gets you the achievement "NICE".
- You lose the in-game cops by changing your clothes in porta-potties. Even if they brought in attack helicopters, you can lose them by taking a dump.
- This is especially hilarious for Red, as his cyberhead never changes.
- Even more hilarious is that you don't actually have to change your clothes at all to reset your heat level. Just entering the toilet is enough to throw them off your scent, even if you walk out wearing the exact same outfit.
- In Millenium Square a sniper can and will spawn right in front of a porta potty on a raised platform that you are forced to jump to. You can jump up, run right past him and do all of the above and still lose all the heat on you.
- Solace’s dance moves include awkwardly fidgeting like he has to go to the bathroom.
- The fact that, despite being a sniper, Escher runs all the way across to put the muzzle of his rifle against Red's face instead of firing from a distance. Maybe getting brainwashed by Faux also killed his subtlety.
- Tryce's VA YAPICO, in-character, updates the Bomb Rush Cyberfunk fam when Red gets knocked out halfway in the story.
YAPICO (as Tryce): Oh shiet. (whips out in-game phone) Gotta get one for the Gram... Hello guys it's me back at it again, Tryce it's your boy ayo. So like... shit happen n' fucked up my crew, ya feel me? A sniper came through, he got my fucking boy bro. (points camera to Red) There he is on the couch. Don't worry he good tho, let's get a couple flicks (takes photo) anyways... as I was saying man, the crib be looking fresh today, lookin' fresh, y'know? (runs over to nearby graffiti designed by YAPICO himself) Man, this artist Pico? His shit is pretty fire. I wish that damn nigga would post tho, but that ain't my life, do whatever you want, ya feel me? That's the vibe. (points camera back at Red) So I'll see yall later but we need to get my boy to a doctor like soon, man. Sorry, I did not mean to get this crotch shot, but y'know what? I'll get a couple flicks, know what I mean? (as he's leaving the Hideout) Aight we rollin out now. See yall. Peace.
- Rave's dialogue when you first meet her says that she's never heard of Bomb Rush Crew, which makes sense if you talk to her the first time you go to Versum Hill, as Bomb Rush Crew have only just been established and have no territory of their own yet. But she still says she's never heard of you if you save talking to her until the post-game, where your crew have already gone All-City and have their name plastered all over all five boroughs.
