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** Tera Patrick's inclusion in the ''Ultor Exposed'' DLC and promotions for the game. Patrick retired from porn shoots later the same year. It's especially apparent for PC players, since they didn't officially get the DLC until more than a decade later.
** One of the sidequests involves the Boss pretending to be a police officer for a ''Series/{{COPS}}'' parody, a show that's popularity was waning during the time period. In one case, the Boss does it to highlight PoliceBrutality for a lawyer, before the 2010s would see several high-profile cases of police brutality.
** One of the sidequests involves the Boss pretending to be a police officer for a ''Series/{{COPS}}'' parody, a show that's popularity was waning during the time period. In one case, the Boss does it to highlight PoliceBrutality for a lawyer, before the 2010s would see several high-profile cases of police brutality.
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** One of the sidequests involves the Bosspretending to be impersonating a police officer for a ''Series/{{COPS}}'' parody, parody of ''Series/{{COPS}}'', a show that's whose popularity was waning during the time period. In one case, the Boss does it to highlight PoliceBrutality for a lawyer, before the 2010s would see several high-profile cases of police brutality.brutality and 2020 would see the cancellation of the show.
** One of the sidequests involves the Boss
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** One of the sidequests involves the Boss pretending to be a police officer for a ''Series/{{COPS}}'' parody, a show that's popularity was waning during the time period. In one case, the Boss does it to highlight PoliceBrutality for a lawyer, before the 2010s would see several high-profile cases of police brutality.
** One of the sidequests involves the Boss pretending to be a police officer for a ''Series/{{COPS}}'' parody, a show that's popularity was waning during the time period. In one case, the Boss does it to highlight PoliceBrutality for a lawyer, before the 2010s would see several high-profile cases of police brutality.
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* ActorAllusion: In an early cutscene that finds the Boss watching the news shortly after escaping from prison, pay close attention to the news ticker on the bottom of the screen. It's mentioned that Benjamin King wrote an autobiography that would be made into [[TheMovie a movie]], where he'd be played by Michael Clarke Duncan. [[ShapedLikeItself Michael Clarke Duncan is King's voice actor.]]
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** In an early cutscene that finds the Boss watching the news shortly after escaping from prison, pay close attention to the news ticker on the bottom of the screen. It's mentioned that Benjamin King wrote an autobiography that would be made into [[TheMovie a movie]], wherehe'd he'll be played by Michael Clarke Duncan. Creator/MichaelClarkeDuncan. [[ShapedLikeItself Michael Clarke Duncan is King's voice actor.actor in the previous game.]]
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** In one of the Heli Assault missions where [[Creator/ElizaDushku Shaundi]] makes drug deals, she'll swing round a coffee shop. "I ain't doing a damn thing until I've had my Boston Cream."
** Completing a mission line earns you a number of gang-related rewards. For the Brotherhood, that includes Maero's outfit, the description of which claims "I guess today really was a good day to die." Creator/MichaelDorn is Maero's VA.
** Completing a mission line earns you a number of gang-related rewards. For the Brotherhood, that includes Maero's outfit, the description of which claims "I guess today really was a good day to die." Creator/MichaelDorn is Maero's VA.
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** Some of the male "Escort" clients might describe cross-dressing and asking to be called "[[Theatre/HedwigAndTheAngryInch Hedwig]]". [[Creator/NeilPatrickHarris Take a guess as to who voices said clients]].
* DevelopmentGag: There is a jewelry shop in this game named "Bling Bling", which is probably a reference to the original project title of the first ''VideoGame/SaintsRow1'', while its TotallyRadical [[https://saintsrow.fandom.com/wiki/File:MUS_SHARED_00049_Bling_Bling.ogg radio ad]] may well be an artistic reinterpretation of trying to sell the concept such as ''Saints Row'' to the corporate suits at THQ. It even ends with a claim that marketing research said the name "Bling Bling" was cool![[note]]In reality, of course, it wasn't, which is why we got the new title.[[/note]]
* DevelopmentGag: There is a jewelry shop in this game named "Bling Bling", which is probably a reference to the original project title of the first ''VideoGame/SaintsRow1'', while its TotallyRadical [[https://saintsrow.fandom.com/wiki/File:MUS_SHARED_00049_Bling_Bling.ogg radio ad]] may well be an artistic reinterpretation of trying to sell the concept such as ''Saints Row'' to the corporate suits at THQ. It even ends with a claim that marketing research said the name "Bling Bling" was cool![[note]]In reality, of course, it wasn't, which is why we got the new title.[[/note]]
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** Some When Veteran Child, who is played by Creator/NeilPatrickHarris, gets killed, some civilians may call him a "total [[Series/HowIMetYourMother Barney]]". In addition, some of the male "Escort" clients might describe cross-dressing and asking to be called "[[Theatre/HedwigAndTheAngryInch Hedwig]]". [[Creator/NeilPatrickHarris Take a guess as to who voices said clients]].
Hedwig]]", whom Harris has played.
* DevelopmentGag: There is a jewelry shop in this game named "Bling Bling", which isprobably a reference to the original project title of the first ''VideoGame/SaintsRow1'', while its TotallyRadical [[https://saintsrow.fandom.com/wiki/File:MUS_SHARED_00049_Bling_Bling.ogg radio ad]] may well be an artistic reinterpretation of trying to sell the concept such as ''Saints Row'' to the corporate suits at THQ. It even ends with a claim that marketing research said the name "Bling Bling" was cool![[note]]In cool.[[note]]In reality, of course, it wasn't, which is why we got the new title.[[/note]]
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*** In general, the fact that in-game music is bought from a record store chain that appears to be battling against illegal downloading and occasional civilian comments about new cars having CD players.
*** 89.0 Generation X's playlist is mostly [[EmoMusic emo rock]], a genre that heavily fell out of favor in the public eye in the early stages of TheNewTens. Even more so now that many of the bands featured on the station, such as Music/MyChemicalRomance, Music/HotHotHeat, and Minus The Bear have split up over the years, although the first recently reunited.
*** 89.0 Generation X's playlist is mostly [[EmoMusic emo rock]], a genre that heavily fell out of favor in the public eye in the early stages of TheNewTens. Even more so now that many of the bands featured on the station, such as Music/MyChemicalRomance, Music/HotHotHeat, and Minus The Bear have split up over the years, although the first recently reunited.
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*** 89.0 Generation X's playlist is mostly [[EmoMusic emo rock]], a genre that heavily fell out of favor in the public eye in the early stages of TheNewTens. Even more so now that many of the bands featured on the station, such as Music/MyChemicalRomance, Music/HotHotHeat, and Minus The Bear have split up over the years, although the first
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*** One of the artists featured on The Krunch 106.66 is Music/AsILayDying, a band who would eventually wind up in controversy a few years later and break up as a result.
*** The technology as well fits the mid 2000s. The Boss owns a blocky, first-generation smartphone with limited internet access (with a Goldenpages {{Expy}} being featured as a way of contacting businesses), while other characters, including Shaundi, are seen holding flip phones. Blocky laptops and computers are also seen around Stilwater.
*** TheWarOnTerror is referenced various times in weapon stores, with the Brass Knuckles commercial making a reference to freedom fries and post-9/11 patriotism.
** The Company of Gyros restaurants, as ''VideoGame/CompanyOfHeroes'' is no longer owned by THQ.
** Tera Patrick's inclusion in the ''Ultor Exposed'' DLC and promotions for the game can count as this, as Patrick retired from porn shoots the same year.
*** The technology as well fits the mid 2000s. The Boss owns a blocky, first-generation smartphone with limited internet access (with a Goldenpages {{Expy}} being featured as a way of contacting businesses), while other characters, including Shaundi, are seen holding flip phones. Blocky laptops and computers are also seen around Stilwater.
*** TheWarOnTerror is referenced various times in weapon stores, with the Brass Knuckles commercial making a reference to freedom fries and post-9/11 patriotism.
** The Company of Gyros restaurants, as ''VideoGame/CompanyOfHeroes'' is no longer owned by THQ.
** Tera Patrick's inclusion in the ''Ultor Exposed'' DLC and promotions for the game can count as this, as Patrick retired from porn shoots the same year.
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result; had that happened before the game came out, it would have been impossible, especially for a game like this, to include one of their songs without the controversy getting at least a mention.
*** The technology as well fits themid 2000s. mid-2000s. The Boss owns a blocky, first-generation smartphone with limited internet access (with a Goldenpages {{Expy}} being featured as a way of contacting businesses), businesses, and the only other extra use they get for it is as a GPS), while other characters, including Shaundi, are seen holding flip phones. Blocky laptops and computers are also seen around Stilwater.
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** The Company of Gyros restaurants, as ''VideoGame/CompanyOfHeroes''is and ''Saints Row'' are no longer owned under the same publisher following THQ's bankruptcy (Relic going to Creator/{{Sega}} while Volition was acquired by THQ.
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** Tera Patrick's inclusion in the ''Ultor Exposed'' DLC and promotions for the game can count as this, as Patrick retired from porn shoots the same year. It's especially apparent for PC players, since they didn't officially get the DLC until more than a decade later.
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** The Company of Gyros restaurants, as ''VideoGame/CompanyOfHeroes''
** Tera Patrick's inclusion in the ''Ultor Exposed'' DLC and promotions for the game can count as this, as Patrick retired from porn shoots the same year. It's especially apparent for PC players, since they didn't officially get the DLC until more than a decade later.
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*** 89.0 Generation X's playlist is mostly [[EmoMusic emo rock]], a genre that heavily fell out of favour in the public eye in the early stages of TheNewTens. Even more so now that many of the bands featured on the station, such as Music/MyChemicalRomance, Music/HotHotHeat, and Minus The Bear have now split up.
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*** 89.0 Generation X's playlist is mostly [[EmoMusic emo rock]], a genre that heavily fell out of favour favor in the public eye in the early stages of TheNewTens. Even more so now that many of the bands featured on the station, such as Music/MyChemicalRomance, Music/HotHotHeat, and Minus The Bear have now split up.
*** One of the artists featured on The Krunch 106.66 is Music/AsILayDying, a band who would eventually wind up in controversy a few yearslater.later and break up as a result.
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** The Company of Gyros restaurants, as VideoGame/CompanyOfHeroes and Saints Row are ''VideoGame/CompanyOfHeroes'' is no longer owned by the same companies.
THQ.
** Tera Patrick's inclusion in the ''Ultor Exposed'' DLC and promotions for the game can count as this, as Patrick retired from porn shootsin 2008 and isn't as remembered compared to other actresses.the same year.
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* DevelopmentGag: There is a jewelry shop in this game named "Bling Bling", which is probably a reference to the original project title of the first ''VideoGame/SaintsRow1'', while its TotallyRadical [[https://saintsrow.fandom.com/wiki/File:MUS_SHARED_00049_Bling_Bling.ogg radio ad]] may well be an artistic reinterpretation of trying to sell the concept such as ''Saints Row'' to the corporate suits at THQ. It even ends with a claim that marketing research said the name "Bling Bling" was cool![[note]]In reality, of course, it wasn't, which is why we got the new title.[[/note]]
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** In the Ultor Exposed DLC, Tera Patrick says [[HypocriticalHumor she has issues with nudity]].
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*** The inclusion of emos, [[HollywoodNerd Hollywood Nerds]], and scene-esque punks as random pedestrians around Stilwater.
*** In general, the fact that in-game music is bought from a record store chain that appears to be battling against illegal downloading and occasional civilian comments about new cars having CD players.
*** 89.0 Generation X's playlist is mostly [[EmoMusic emo rock]], a genre that heavily fell out of favour in the public eye in the early stages of TheNewTens. Even more so now that many of the bands featured on the station, such as Music/MyChemicalRomance, Music/HotHotHeat, and Minus The Bear have now split up.
*** One of the artists featured on The Krunch 106.66 is Music/AsILayDying, a band who would eventually wind up in controversy a few years later.
*** The technology as well fits the mid 2000s. The Boss owns a blocky, first-generation smartphone with limited internet access (with a Goldenpages {{Expy}} being featured as a way of contacting businesses), while other characters, including Shaundi, are seen holding flip phones. Blocky laptops and computers are also seen around Stilwater.
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** The second game has a fair amount of references to anime and manga, particularly as far as the Ronin are concerned. Three of the bikes in the game are named Kenshin, Tetsuo, and Kaneda; the latter two are references to ''Manga/{{Akira}}'', the former, possibly ''Manga/RurouniKenshin''. Shogo Akuji and his father Kazuo are named after Shogo Kawada and Kazuo Kiriyama from ''Literature/BattleRoyale''. Finally, both Shogo and Kazuo are voiced by well-known anime [=VAs=]: YuriLowenthal and SteveBlum, respectively.
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** The second game has a fair amount of references to anime and manga, particularly as far as the Ronin are concerned. Three of the bikes in the game are named Kenshin, Tetsuo, and Kaneda; the latter two are references to ''Manga/{{Akira}}'', the former, possibly ''Manga/RurouniKenshin''. Shogo Akuji and his father Kazuo are named after Shogo Kawada and Kazuo Kiriyama from ''Literature/BattleRoyale''. Finally, both Shogo and Kazuo are voiced by well-known anime [=VAs=]: YuriLowenthal Creator/YuriLowenthal and SteveBlum, Creator/SteveBlum, respectively.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: You get to roll in a gang with [[Creator/ElizaDushku Faith.]] One of the allies she calls in leads you to [[Series/MassEffect Garrus Vakarian.]] Her greatest ally, Boss aside, is [[Series/{{Angel}} Gavin Park.]] Her primary antagonist is [[Creator/NeilPatrickHarris Barney Stinson]], who's an associate of [[WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}} Hermes]] [[Creator/PhilLamarr Conrad]] and [[Creator/DaveFennoy Lee]] [[VideoGame/TheWalkingDead Everett]]. One of your most brutal foes is [[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf.]] In the secret mission you fight with and against [[Creator/KeithDavid Sergeant Foley.]] You could play as [[Series/TheNanny Mr. Sheffield]] if you so wanted.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: You get to roll in a gang with [[Creator/ElizaDushku Faith.]] One of the allies she calls in leads you to [[Series/MassEffect Garrus Vakarian.]] Her greatest ally, Boss aside, is [[Series/{{Angel}} Gavin Park.]] Her primary antagonist is [[Creator/NeilPatrickHarris Barney Stinson]], who's an associate of [[WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}} Hermes]] [[Creator/PhilLamarr Conrad]] and [Creator/DaveFennoy Lee]] [[VideoGame/TheWalkingDead Everett]]. One of your most brutal foes is [[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf.]] In the secret mission you fight with and against [[Creator/KeithDavid Sergeant Foley.]] You could play as [[Series/TheNanny Mr. Sheffield]] if you so wanted.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: You get to roll in a gang with [[Creator/ElizaDushku Faith.]] One of the allies she calls in leads you to [[Series/MassEffect Garrus Vakarian.]] Her greatest ally, Boss aside, is [[Series/{{Angel}} Gavin Park.]] Her primary antagonist is [[Creator/NeilPatrickHarris Barney Stinson]], who's an associate of [[WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}} Hermes]] [[Creator/PhilLamarr Conrad]] and [Creator/DaveFennoy [[Creator/DaveFennoy Lee]] [[VideoGame/TheWalkingDead Everett]]. One of your most brutal foes is [[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf.]] In the secret mission you fight with and against [[Creator/KeithDavid Sergeant Foley.]] You could play as [[Series/TheNanny Mr. Sheffield]] if you so wanted.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: You get to roll in a gang with [[Creator/ElizaDushku Faith.]] One of the allies she calls in leads you to [[Series/MassEffect Garrus Vakarian.]] Her greatest ally, Boss aside, is [[Series/{{Angel}} Gavin Park.]] Her primary antagonist is [[Creator/NeilPatrickHarris Barney Stinson]], who's an associate of [[WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}} Hermes]] [[Creator/PhilLamarr Conrad]] and [[WesternAnimation/TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy Grim]]. One of your most brutal foes is [[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf.]] In the secret mission you fight with and against [[Creator/KeithDavid Sergeant Foley.]] You could play as [[Series/TheNanny Mr. Sheffield]] if you so wanted.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: You get to roll in a gang with [[Creator/ElizaDushku Faith.]] One of the allies she calls in leads you to [[Series/MassEffect Garrus Vakarian.]] Her greatest ally, Boss aside, is [[Series/{{Angel}} Gavin Park.]] Her primary antagonist is [[Creator/NeilPatrickHarris Barney Stinson]], who's an associate of [[WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}} Hermes]] [[Creator/PhilLamarr Conrad]] and [[WesternAnimation/TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy Grim]].[Creator/DaveFennoy Lee]] [[VideoGame/TheWalkingDead Everett]]. One of your most brutal foes is [[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf.]] In the secret mission you fight with and against [[Creator/KeithDavid Sergeant Foley.]] You could play as [[Series/TheNanny Mr. Sheffield]] if you so wanted.
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* The second game has a fair amount of references to anime and manga, particularly as far as the Ronin are concerned. Three of the bikes in the game are named Kenshin, Tetsuo, and Kaneda; the latter two are references to ''Manga/{{Akira}}'', the former, possibly ''Manga/RurouniKenshin''. Shogo Akuji and his father Kazuo are named after Shogo Kawada and Kazuo Kiriyama from ''Literature/BattleRoyale''. Finally, both Shogo and Kazuo are voiced by well-known anime [=VAs=]: YuriLowenthal and SteveBlum, respectively.
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* NamesTheSame: The Boss, same as [[MetalGearSolid3 The Boss]]. Now that would be a cool fight, especially set to music by [[Music/BruceSpringsteen the Boss]].
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* HeyItsThatVoice: You get to roll in a gang with [[Creator/ElizaDushku Faith.]] One of the allies she calls in leads you to [[Series/MassEffect Garrus Vakarian.]] Her greatest ally, Boss aside, is [[Series/{{Angel}} Gavin Park.]] Her primary antagonist is [[Creator/NeilPatrickHarris Barney Stinson.]] Stinson]], who's an associate of [[WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}} Hermes]] [[Creator/PhilLamarr Conrad]] and [[WesternAnimation/TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy Grim]]. One of your most brutal foes is [[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf.]] In the secret mission you fight with and against [[Creator/KeithDavid Sergeant Foley.]] You could play as [[Series/TheNanny Mr. Sheffield]] if you so wanted.
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** In one of the Heli Assault missions where [[ElizaDushku [[Creator/ElizaDushku Shaundi]] makes drug deals, she'll swing round a coffee shop. "I ain't doing a damn thing until I've had my Boston Cream."
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* The second game has a fair amount of references to anime and manga, particularly as far as the Ronin are concerned. Three of the bikes in the game are named Kenshin, Tetsuo, and Kaneda; the latter two are references to ''Manga/{{Akira}}'', the former, possibly ''Manga/RurouniKenshin''. Shogo Akuji and his father Kazuo are named after Shogo Kawada and Kazuo Kiriyama from ''Literature/BattleRoyale''. Finally, both Shogo and Kazuo are voiced by well-known anime VAs: YuriLowenthal and SteveBlum, respectively.
* HeyItsThatVoice: You get to role in a gang with [[Creator/ElizaDushku Faith.]] One of the allies she calls in leads you to [[Series/MassEffect Garrus Vakarian.]] Her greatest ally Boss aside is [[Series/{{Angel}} Gavin Park.]] Her primary antagonist is [[Creator/NeilPatrickHarris Barney Stinson.]] One of your most brutal foes is [[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf.]] In the secret mission you fight with and against [[Creator/KeithDavid Sergeant Foley.]] You could play as [[Series/TheNanny Mr. Sheffield]] if you so wanted.
* HeyItsThatVoice: You get to role in a gang with [[Creator/ElizaDushku Faith.]] One of the allies she calls in leads you to [[Series/MassEffect Garrus Vakarian.]] Her greatest ally Boss aside is [[Series/{{Angel}} Gavin Park.]] Her primary antagonist is [[Creator/NeilPatrickHarris Barney Stinson.]] One of your most brutal foes is [[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf.]] In the secret mission you fight with and against [[Creator/KeithDavid Sergeant Foley.]] You could play as [[Series/TheNanny Mr. Sheffield]] if you so wanted.
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** Completing a mission line earns you a number of gang-related rewards. For the Brotherhood, that includes Maero's outfit, the description of which claims "I guess today really was a good day to die." Creator/MichaelDorn is Maero's VA.
* The second game has a fair amount of references to anime and manga, particularly as far as the Ronin are concerned. Three of the bikes in the game are named Kenshin, Tetsuo, and Kaneda; the latter two are references to ''Manga/{{Akira}}'', the former, possibly ''Manga/RurouniKenshin''. Shogo Akuji and his father Kazuo are named after Shogo Kawada and Kazuo Kiriyama from ''Literature/BattleRoyale''. Finally, both Shogo and Kazuo are voiced by well-known animeVAs: [=VAs=]: YuriLowenthal and SteveBlum, respectively.
* HeyItsThatVoice: You get torole roll in a gang with [[Creator/ElizaDushku Faith.]] One of the allies she calls in leads you to [[Series/MassEffect Garrus Vakarian.]] Her greatest ally ally, Boss aside aside, is [[Series/{{Angel}} Gavin Park.]] Her primary antagonist is [[Creator/NeilPatrickHarris Barney Stinson.]] One of your most brutal foes is [[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf.]] In the secret mission you fight with and against [[Creator/KeithDavid Sergeant Foley.]] You could play as [[Series/TheNanny Mr. Sheffield]] if you so wanted.
* The second game has a fair amount of references to anime and manga, particularly as far as the Ronin are concerned. Three of the bikes in the game are named Kenshin, Tetsuo, and Kaneda; the latter two are references to ''Manga/{{Akira}}'', the former, possibly ''Manga/RurouniKenshin''. Shogo Akuji and his father Kazuo are named after Shogo Kawada and Kazuo Kiriyama from ''Literature/BattleRoyale''. Finally, both Shogo and Kazuo are voiced by well-known anime
* HeyItsThatVoice: You get to
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* HeyItsThatVoice: You get to role in a gang with [[Creator/ElizaDushku Faith.]] One of the allies she calls in leads you to [[Series/MassEffect Garrus Vakarian.]] Her primary antagonist is [[Creator/NeilPatrickHarris Barney Stinson.]] One of your most brutal foes is [[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf.]] In the secret mission you fight with and against [[Creator/KeithDavid Sergeant Foley.]] You could play as [[Series/TheNanny Mr. Sheffield]] if you so wanted.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: You get to role in a gang with [[Creator/ElizaDushku Faith.]] One of the allies she calls in leads you to [[Series/MassEffect Garrus Vakarian.]] Her greatest ally Boss aside is [[Series/{{Angel}} Gavin Park.]] Her primary antagonist is [[Creator/NeilPatrickHarris Barney Stinson.]] One of your most brutal foes is [[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf.]] In the secret mission you fight with and against [[Creator/KeithDavid Sergeant Foley.]] You could play as [[Series/TheNanny Mr. Sheffield]] if you so wanted.
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* ActorAllusion: In an early cutscene that finds the Boss watching the news shortly after escaping from prison, pay close attention to the news ticker on the bottom of the screen. It's mentioned that Benjamin King wrote an autobiography that would be made into [[TheMovie a movie]], where he'd be played by Michael Clarke Duncan. [[ShapedLikeItself Michael Clarke Duncan is King's voice actor.]]
** In the Ultor Exposed DLC, Tera Patrick says [[HypocriticalHumor she has issues with nudity]].
** In one of the Heli Assault missions where [[ElizaDushku Shaundi]] makes drug deals, she'll swing round a coffee shop. "I ain't doing a damn thing until I've had my Boston Cream."
** In the Ultor Exposed DLC, Tera Patrick says [[HypocriticalHumor she has issues with nudity]].
** In one of the Heli Assault missions where [[ElizaDushku Shaundi]] makes drug deals, she'll swing round a coffee shop. "I ain't doing a damn thing until I've had my Boston Cream."
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* HeyItsThatVoice: You get to role in a gang with [[Creator/ElizaDushku Faith.]] One of the allies she calls in leads you to [[Series/MassEffect Garrus Vakarian.]] Her primary antagonist is [[Creator/NeilPatrickHarris Barney Stinson.]] One of your most brutal foes is [[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf.]] In the secret mission you fight with and against [[Creator/KeithDavid Sergeant Foley.]] You could play as [[Series/TheNanny Mr. Sheffield]] if you so wanted.
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* The second game has a fair amount of references to anime and manga, particularly as far as the Ronin are concerned. Three of the bikes in the game are named Kenshin, Tetsuo, and Kaneda; the latter two are references to ''Manga/{{Akira}}'', the former, possibly ''Manga/RurouniKenshin''. Shogo Akuji and his father Kazuo are named after Shogo Kawada and Kazuo Kiriyama from ''Literature/BattleRoyale''. Finally, both Shogo and Kazuo are voiced by well-known anime VAs: YuriLowenthal and SteveBlum, respectively.
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* The second game has a fair amount of references to anime and manga, particularly as far as the Ronin are concerned. Three of the bikes in the game are named Kenshin, Tetsuo, and Kaneda; the latter two are references to ''Manga/{{Akira}}'', the former, possibly ''Manga/RurouniKenshin''. Shogo Akuji and his father Kazuo are named after Shogo Kawada and Kazuo Kiriyama from ''Literature/BattleRoyale''. Finally, both Shogo and Kazuo are voiced by well-known anime VAs: YuriLowenthal and SteveBlum, respectively.respectively.
* NamesTheSame: The Boss, same as [[MetalGearSolid3 The Boss]]. Now that would be a cool fight, especially set to music by [[Music/BruceSpringsteen the Boss]].
* NamesTheSame: The Boss, same as [[MetalGearSolid3 The Boss]]. Now that would be a cool fight, especially set to music by [[Music/BruceSpringsteen the Boss]].
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* The second game has a fair amount of references to anime and manga, particularly as far as the Ronin are concerned. Three of the bikes in the game are named Kenshin, Tetsuo, and Kaneda; the latter two are references to ''Manga/{{Akira}}'', the former, possibly ''Manga/RurouniKenshin''. Shogo Akuji and his father Kazuo are named after Shogo Kawada and Kazuo Kiriyama from ''Literature/BattleRoyale''. Finally, both Shogo and Kazuo are voiced by well-known anime VAs: YuriLowenthal and SteveBlum, respectively.
