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Road to Ruin

SCENE 3

## Objectives

• ­Make your way to the abandoned library
• ­Find a way into the library cellar
• ­Get through the cellar to the exit out the back

**Road to Ruin** is the third scene in *Manhunt*. In this scene, the player is introduced to yellow class weapons, like the bricks and cans.

## Plot Summary

Cash finishes off the last of the Hoods in the derelict houses and library of the Carcer Mark neighborhood.

## Scene

### Derelict Houses

The scene begins with some vignettes of the Carcer Mark streets and alleyways that Cash will visit on his way out of the district.

Starting out just outside of the cellar he left in the previous scene, he moves past a small warehouse patrolled by a single Hood and drops down into a restroom. After luring a guard down from the stairs leading out of the restroom, Cash goes up the stairs and into a small alleyway.

There, he gets ambushed by a Hood, who jumps at him from behind cover. After dealing with him, Cash continues down the alleyway and busts open a padlocked gate, moving into a long corridor. Inside the corridor, Cash gets ambushed by another Hood, whom he also quickly kills, clearing the way for Cash to get out onto the street.

### The Library

As Cash gets out onto the street, Starkweather congratulates him on a job well done over the earpiece. He instructs Cash to make his way to the locked gate leading into the derelict library in the middle of the street and break in. Disposing of several hunters patrolling the street, Cash breaks the padlock with a crowbar and walks into the shadowy cellar.

As Cash navigates the cellar, he disposes of a Hood walking around the cellar's dark rooms. He makes his way to a hole in the wall and almost gets out, but his escape is halted by some more Hoods that come down into the cellar from an alleyway around the back. Using the shadows and corpses hung in the cellar as cover, Cash kills all of the remaining Hoods, breaks the padlock of a locked gate in the alleyway behind the library, and leaves.

### Outro

While Cash is nearing the exit, a van stops nearby. Men in full black combat gear - The Cerberus - get out and gather around the gate that Cash will soon pass, while Starkweather tells them to get ready. As Cash runs out of the gate, he gets ambushed by the soldiers and gruesomely beaten down until he gets knocked out. They then pick him up and carry him into the van, before driving away, leaving Carcer Mark behind.

## Scene Objectives

* Make your way to the abandoned library
* Find a way into the library cellar
* Get through the cellar to the exit out the back

## Gallery

### Map

The scene's map render.The scene's radar map.
## Trivia

* The phrase "road to ruin" refers to a series of events that eventually lead to disaster. The use of the phrase as the scene's title may refer to the first objective of the scene being reaching the derelict library, the next scene taking place in a junkyard, or a reference to the disastrous events upcoming in the game.
Fisto Sugar Manufactory Depot

FACTORY

* Front
* Back

**Fisto Sugar Manufactory Depot**  is a sugar factory owned by the Fisto Sugar company, located in Blackwell Island, Cottonmouth that appears in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

The factory is the setting for the flashback episode "Best Friends", where the depot is made accessible to the player. Packing machines and sugarcane grinders can be found inside the factory, the latter being used as one of the Environmental Executions by Leo Kasper.

Forklifts and Mule trucks bearing Fisto Sugar company logo can be found in the depot.

## Events of *Manhunt 2*

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## Episode Appearances

*Manhunt 2*
* Best Friends
Cok

BUSINESS

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:
**Cok**

**Cok** (stylized as **CoK**) is a brand of cigarette featured in *Manhunt 2* and the *Grand Theft Auto* series.

## Description

It is found mostly inside interiors. The cigarettes come in several types, none of which can be smoked by the player.

## Influence

The logo font and package design is clearly based on the cigarette brand L&M.

## Trivia

* The name is a reference to 'cock', another word for 'penis'.
Carcer Mark

NEIGHBORHOOD

**Carcer Mark** is a neighborhood of Carcer City that appears in *Manhunt*.

## Description

Carcer Mark is depicted as a large derelict area of the city. It is the first neighborhood visited in *Manhunt*.

The neighborhood made up of ruined buildings, shuttered stores and rusted vehicles. It is occupied by the Hoods, who claim it as their turf, and the location of the Carcer Mark Shopping Mall, as well as the abandoned Carcer City Library.

## Events of *Manhunt*

In 2003, this neighborhood is used by Lionel Starkweather as the set for three of his snuff movies, starring Darkwoods Penitentiary inmate James Earl Cash.

Unbeknownst to the public, Cash's execution was all a ruse, thanks to the corrupt Darkwoods Penitentiary staff paid by Starkweather. The "lethal injection" he received was nothing more than a strong sedative.

In *Born Again*, Cash wakes up from his sleep and finds himself locked in a room. Over the intercom, Starkweather instructs Cash to put on a wireless earpiece and tells him to follow his instructions and promising freedom to him when the night is out. Cash participates in three different scenes of Starkweather's movies, killing many Hoods on his path to Dentons City Junkyard.

## Businesses

### Born Again

* Butter a Bagel
* Carcer Mark Shopping Mall
	+ Ugolino's Watchmakers (Accessible)
	+ Taylor's Loans
* Calleggi Delicatessen Restaurant
* Checks Cashed
* Coffee & Donuts (Accessible)
* Gun Kingdom
* Haarman Hardware
* J. Arthur Jewelers
* Joe's Beds
* M. Holbolz Liquor Shop
* Ryton Aide
* Taylor's Loans
* Travel

### Road to Ruin/Hard as Nails

* Carcer City Library (Accessible)
* Mean Street Taxis (Advertisement only)

## Scene Appearances

* Born Again
* Doorway Into Hell
* Road to Ruin
* Hard as Nails
DUDE

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BUSINESS

## DUDE

### Type

Vehicle & Machinery Manufacturer (3D Universe)
Chemical Company (HD Universe)

### Other appearances

*Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Grand Theft Auto IV*

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:**DUDE**

**DUDE** is a corporation manufacturing power tools and heavy machinery in *Manhunt 2*, *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City*, and *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas*, and a chemicals company in *Grand Theft Auto IV*.

## Description

The DUDE name first appeared on a nailgun inside the hardware stores in *Grand Theft Auto Vice City*. In *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas* and *Manhunt 2*, the DUDE name appears primarily on heavy machinery, including cranes, cement trucks, and other earth moving vehicles.

In *Manhunt 2*, a construction crane bearing the DUDE logo appears at the Project Plaza in Downtown during the episode Assassination.

### HD Universe

In *Grand Theft Auto IV*, an abandoned DUDE Chemicals refinery can be found in Acter Industrial Park in Alderney.

## Influence

Along with "NAG", it is also an parody of Caterpillar Inc., also known as "CAT".
Hingmyralgan

MEDICINE

Hingmyralgan poster in Manhunt 2.

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:**Hingmyralgan**

**Hingmyralgan** is a drug advertised in *Manhunt 2* and *Grand Theft Auto IV*.

## Description

Hingmyralgan is a pain reliever drug created sometime before 2012 by The Project. Posters for it can be found inside the Project Laboratories.

In *Grand Theft Auto IV*, it is sold on the in-game website "yourmexicandoctor.com", along with the H4PP1 pills, anti-depressants mentioned in *Manhunt 2*.
Greenwood

VEHICLE

## A Greenwood in *Manhunt 2*.

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:**Greenwood**

The **Greenwood** is a four-door compact sedan featured in the *Grand Theft Auto* series, which also appears in *Manhunt 2*.

## Design

The Greenwood featured in *Manhunt 2* is the model seen in *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City*, which bears a strong resemblance to a Chrysler Fifth Avenue. The grille, vinyl roof and headlights are closer to the Fifth Avenue but the headlights have been moved above the turn signals, resembling a Dodge Diplomat/Plymouth Gran Fury.

## Locations

* A Greenwood can be found in Sexual Deviants intro video.
* A Greenwood can be found inside a repair shop near Watkins Trainyard during Most Wanted.
* A Greenwood can be found covered by a flag inside of a lock-up at the Project Warehouses during Ritual Cleansing.
Burger Shot

BUSINESS

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:**Burger Shot**

**Burger Shot** (formerly **The Burger Shot**) is a chain of hamburger fast-food restaurants in *Manhunt 2* and the *Grand Theft Auto* series.

## Description

Burger Shot first appeared in the form of "The Burger Shot," a rudimentary restaurant in *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City*, where the player can replenish their health if it is below 100 points. The restaurant has risen in prominence in *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas*, where the restaurant becomes a large chain based in multiple locations.

In *Manhunt 2*, while no Burger Shot restaurants appear in the game, there are paper bags scattered around the ground during some episodes. They have the same logo as the one used in *GTA: San Andreas*.

## Influence

It is a parody of American fast food chains Hardee's and Burger King. The name and color scheme resemble Burger King, but the style of the logo resembles Hardee's. The name "burger shot" is a pornographic term referring to a close-up view of the female genitals.
Dixmor Hospital for the Criminally Insane

LOCATION
ACTIVE BUSINESS

**Dixmor Hospital for the Criminally Insane**, also known as the **Cottonmouth Asylum** , is a mental asylum for criminals located in Cottonmouth that appears in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

According to its sign, the asylum was established in 1932. It is owned by The Project and the Project Scientists, and patrolled by the Asylum Staff. All of them can be seen working in the hospital during its appearance. Dixmor is mostly for insane criminals, as its name suggests, and failed Project experiments, such as The Legion and Dixmor Inmates.

## Events of *Manhunt 2*

Daniel Lamb and Leo Kasper were prisoners in the asylum, before they escaped during a riot.

This article contains insufficient information and is considered as a Stub. You can help the Manhunt Wiki by expanding it as much as you can.

## Episode Appearances

*Manhunt 2*
* Awakening

## References

1. ↑ Logo seen in H4PP1 pills and Vitamin X posters.
Marktec Corporation

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BUSINESS

## Marktec Corporation

### Locations

Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland

**Marktec Corporation** is a corporation that appears in *Manhunt*.

## Description

The corporation is headquartered in Leith, and produces electronic devices. Marktec's 1500 Watt Zapping Machine appears during Mouth of Madness, and it can be seen through a glass door alongside a man strapped to an electric chair. The zapping machine next to him reads: *"High Tech Solid State 1500 Watt Zapping Machine. Please note: This really fucking hurts!"*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Marktec's zapping machine has "Made in Leith" written on it.

## Trivia

* Leith is a port area in the north of the city of Edinburgh, Scotland, the location of the Rockstar North company's studio.
Manhunt (series)

SERIES

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:***Manhunt* series**

***Manhunt*** is a duology of psychological thriller/slasher-themed survivor-horror stealth videogames published by Rockstar Games and developed by its internal subsidiaries. The series debuted in 2003 on the PlayStation 2 console, before further re-releases on other consoles including Xbox, PC, PlayStation Portable, Wii, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4.

The series began with 2003's *Manhunt* and continued with a sequel, *Manhunt 2*, in 2007. The first game was primarily developed by Rockstar North, while the sequel was handled by different studios to a variety of platforms after development was moved from the defunct original developer Rockstar Vienna. The title of the series comes from the police term "manhunt", referring to intensive pursue of a fugitive.

Gameplay in both games is presented from a third-person perspective and contains elements of stealth and survival-horror, as the protagonist has to avoid hostile NPCs and execute them in violent ways with a variety of different weapons. While narratives greatly differ between the titles, the general plot revolves around violence and psychological horror. The series is notable for its tie-ins with Rockstar Games' flagship series, *Grand Theft Auto*, especially with games within the 3D Universe continuity.

The series is notorious for its brutal, nightmarish, bloody, gory and ultraviolent nature, and has gained controversy among moral guardians for its elaborate executions and cruelty. The series generally received mixed-to-positive reviews from critics, with particular praise directed towards its atmosphere and dark tone. As of 2008, both games sold over 1.7 million copies combined.

## Games

* *Manhunt* (2003)
* *Manhunt 2* (2007)
Giovanni di Bicci de' Medici

**Giovanni di Bicci de' Medici** (February 18, 1360 - February 20, 1429) was the founder of the Medici Bank.

## Family

### Issue

Cosimo de' Medici
 Damiano de' Medici
 Lorenzo the Elder
 Antonio de' Medici

## Family

Giovanni was born in Florence to Averado de' Medici III and Jacopa Spini on February 18, 1360. He had two siblings; a sister, Antonia, and a brother, Francesco.

## Marriage

Giovanni married Piccarda Bueri and had three children. Twin brothers Cosimo and Damiano, and Lorenzo.
BJ Smith

CHARACTER

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:
**BJ Smith**

**BJ Smith** is a character in the *Grand Theft Auto* series who is also mentioned in *Manhunt*.

## History

### Background

BJ Smith is a former tight-end for the Florida-based Vice City Mambas, a professional American football team, and has decided to concentrate on business in the 1980s. BJ Smith's approach in life is said to be heavy handed, citing football as an inspiration to his claims of resolving many of life's challenges with aggression and violence. The Vice City Bureau of Investigation file on Smith also says that he is known for violently tackling his opponents.

### Events of *Manhunt*

BJ Smith's last chronological mention in the 3D Universe is during *Manhunt*, set in 2003. A member of The Hoods mentions he bought a grill named after the football player.

## Trivia

* The BJ Smith Grill mention in *Manhunt* is clearly a spoof of the real world George Foreman Grill.
* BJ Smith also exists in some different form in the HD Universe, keeping his role as a former football player from the Leonida-based Vice City Mambas.

## References

**Hood 4** dialogue: *Yeah, we got it all. A BJ Smith grill, the works. She's real happy.*
Episodes in Manhunt 2

This article lists all **episodes** featured in *Manhunt 2*. In total, there are 15 episodes.

## Content

There are 15 episodes total in *Manhunt 2*. In order to unlock the next episode, players need to finish the incomplete current episode. On flashback episodes, players take control of Leo Kasper, instead of Daniel Lamb who is also playable in the story episodes.

There are two endings in *Manhunt 2*, Personality Clash also known as the "good ending" require the players to not kill too many innocent pedestrians along the gameplay, and Release Therapy also known as the "bad ending" require the players to kill many innocent pedestrians.

Completing any one of the two endings will unlock a feature to replay or "relive" any episodes, players can access the menu from the main menu.

## Story Episodes

Story or main episodes takes place in 2012, players are taking control of Daniel. There are 10 main episodes.

**Awakening**

**Ghosts**

**Sexual Deviants**

**Red Light**

**Safe House**

**Bees Honey Pot**

**Most Wanted**

**Origins**

**Broadcast Interrupted**

**Altered State**

## Flashback Episodes

Flashback episodes takes place six years before the main episodes, 2006. Players take control of Leo. There are four flashback episodes.

**Best Friends**

**Assassination**

**Ritual Cleansing**

**Domestic Disturbance**\*

## Ending Episodes

**Personality Clash**

**Release Therapy**\*

### Unlocking Release Therapy

Unlocking the "secret" or "bonus" ending, Release Therapy requires minimum style points on each episodes before the endings, requirements are different between playing in Sane and Insane difficulties.

Sane
 **Domestic Disturbance** | 1/5

Insane
 **Domestic Disturbance** | 2/5

## Navigation

1. ↑ https://www.speedrun.com/manhunt\_2/guide/j7ym9
Blobs

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BUSINESS

## Blobs

### Other appearances

*Grand Theft Auto III*

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:**Blobs**

**Blobs** is a liquid soap dispenser manufacturer that appears in *Manhunt* and *Grand Theft Auto III*.

## Description

First appearing in *Grand Theft Auto III*, a liquid soap dispenser can be found inside the bathroom in Belleville Park in Staunton Island.

In both appearances, a Big Puff hand dryer appears next to the dispenser.
Getting Your Hands Dirty

TROPHY

―In-game description**Getting Your Hands Dirty** is a bronze trophy featured in *Manhunt*.

## Acquisition

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Requiring improvement: Do green class weapons work? To beat of course, not to execute them.

The player has to beat 10 hunters using only fists.

### White Trash

White Trash has 16 hunters. Take the fighting slow and fight only one enemy at a time. To be able block a hunter's hit, move back.

Easiest way to do this is to use the "Godmode" cheat, which needs to complete every scene to unlock. Cheats does not stop the player to achieving any trophies.
Cum'Ex

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## Cum'Ex

### Appearance(s)

*Manhunt 2*

**Cum'Ex** is a brand of paper tissues featured in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

This article contains insufficient information and is considered as a Stub. You can help the Manhunt Wiki by expanding it as much as you can.

## Influence

According to its texture name, it is based on the Kleenex brand. Its name is a reference to the common use of paper tissues during masturbation.

## References

1. ↑ Texture file: `...\lvl10\kleenex_box`
Bitch'n' Dog Food

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## Bitch'n' Dog Food

### Other appearances

*Grand Theft Auto* series (since *GTA III*)

### Locations

Trenton, Portland, Liberty City

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:**Bitch'n' Dog Food**

**Bitch'n' Dog Food** is a dog food producing company that appears in both the *Manhunt* and *Grand Theft Auto* series.

## Description

First appearing in *Grand Theft Auto III*, the company has a factory in Trenton, Portland, Liberty City, although in 1998, the factory's premises were Don Kiddick's Sausage Factory. The official website for *Grand Theft Auto III* claims the company uses "tasty bone meal, chicken carcasses, the scrapings off the abattoir floor and lots of other nutritional goodies".

A texture for Bitch'n' Dog Food cans can be found within the files for the mission Border Patrol in *Manhunt*. It appears to be used in a watering can model outside Starkweather's Estate in Wapona Hills.

## Gallery

The texture image for the **Bitch'n' Dog Food** can in *Manhunt*.
## References

1. ↑ Advertisement in *Grand Theft Auto III*
2. ↑ The company exists since the events of *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City*
Knife

WEAPON

The Knife in Manhunt.

“*Back to basics, in all hand-to-hand combat situations, a knife comes in handy whether it's used for a straight out fight or a sneak attack. These are exact replicas of the knives seen throughout Starkweather's scenes. Handcrafted and individually numbered, these knives are available exclusively to our members. This will look handsome in anyone's collection. - $150*”
―Valiant Video Winter / Spring catalogue, p.11
The **Knife** is a blue class weapon in *Manhunt*.

## Description

Apart from being used as a melee and execution weapon, it is also a "key" weapon, meaning that the player may use it to cut ropes, such as the ones used to tie up gates that stop the player from advancing through the area behind the gate.

Despite being a Blue class weapon, its small size prevents it from being swung around corners like the Crowbar or Machete. Instead, the player is only able to tap on the wall to create noise that can alert and lure any hunters who have heard it.

## Executions

**Note:** *The Knife shares execution animations with the Glass Shard.*

 **Gruesome** | insert | The player stabs the target's flank from behind, causing them to turn to their attacker. The player grabs the target to stab them in both eyes, killing them.

## Appearances

*Manhunt*
* White Trash (Wielded by a Skinz in cutscene, also wielded and dropped by jumpscare Skinz in hangar. Can be found in hangar with said jumpscare Skinz. Unobtainable knife is found on the other side of a hut after the junkyard entrance, can be reached with OOB glitch)
* View of Innocence (Cutscene only. Wielded with a Sickle by an Innocent high on drugs)
* Drunk Driving (Starting weapon. Also wielded and dropped by several Innocentz)
* Kill the Rabbit (Found in the second cell in the starting area. Wielded and dropped by several Smileys)

## Trivia

* During "White Trash", a Knife can be found inside a small hut in the Dentons City Junkyard, along with five Bottles. It cannot be obtained by normal means.
* The Knife shares the same animation with all the Glass Shard executions.
* The Knife is present in the texture files for the scenes "Strapped for Cash" and "Graveyard Shift". However, the knife cannot be found in these scenes.
* In *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas*, Carl Johnson can perform an execution with a Knife which has the exact same animation as the Hasty execution from *Manhunt*.
Haarman Hardware

LOCATION
DEFUNCT BUSINESS

**Haarman Hardware** is a hardware store in *Manhunt*.

## Description

Two Haarman Hardware stores can be found in the game. This first shop is located in Carcer Mark during Born Again and is accessible to the player. The second shop is located in Darkwoods during the final cutscene of Divided They Fall.

## Scene Appearances

### *Manhunt*

* Born Again
* Divided They Fall
Rockstargames.com/Manhunt

WEBSITE

* Promotional
* Giveaway

**Rockstargames.com/Manhunt** was a promotional website for *Manhunt* owned and operated by Rockstar Games.

## Content

### Promotional

* Video
* Stills
* News
* Info
* Extras
* Purchase

* PlayStation®2
* XBOX®
* PC

1/2
1/15

1/10

1/10

1/19

1/3

* Screensavers
* Desktop
* Buddy Icons
* Winamp 5 Skin

* Screensaver 1
* Screensaver 2

* Screen resolution

### Killer Giveaway

* Main
* Rules

## See Also

* Valiant-ent.tv
* Manhunt2.com
Brunstane Laundromat

LOCATION
DEFUNCT BUSINESS

**Brunstane Laundromat** is a laundromat featured in *Manhunt*.

## Description

### Events of *Manhunt*

The laundromat is located on the ground floor of the Carcer City Mall and it's defunct, along with all businesses located in the mall. The landromat is accessible to the player by breaking the glass door. Painkillers and a Revolver Six Shooter can be found inside the laundry during View of Innocence.

## Gallery

Brunstane Laundromat in the Carcer City Mall.
## Trivia

* In *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City*, a laundromat named "Brownstone Laundromat" can be found in Little Havana, Vice City. It appears that the Brunstane Laundromat sign from *Manhunt* is a modified version of the Brownstone Laundromat sign from *GTA Vice City*.
Can

WEAPON

The Can in Manhunt.

The Can in Manhunt 2.

The **Can** is a yellow class weapon available in *Manhunt* and *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

The Sprunk can is a lure item, making a noise as it smashes on impact, that can be also used as a weapon by throwing it at hunters. They can be reused once picked up. They can be found inside Sprunk vending machines that can be destroyed by shooting them.
Razor Blade

WEAPON

The Razor Blade in Manhunt 2.

The **Razor Blade**  is a blue class weapon in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

This article contains insufficient information and is considered as a Stub. You can help the Manhunt Wiki by expanding it as much as you can.

## Appearances

*Manhunt 2*
* Red Light (PC and Wii only)
* Ritual Cleansing (PC and Wii only. Found near the first shipping container in the Gate D area)
* Origins (PC and Wii only)

## References

1. ↑ Weapon model file name.
2. ↑ *Manhunt 2* (PS2 Disc)
`...\GLOBAL\GAME.GXT`
Mick's Deli

LOCATION
DEFUNCT BUSINESS

**Mick's Deli** is a restaurant featured in *Manhunt*.

## Description

The restaurant located in the same vicinity as the Darkwoods Penitentiary, inside one of the apartment rooms. It is defunct, along with all businesses in the neighborhood. According to the store's menu on the shelf, it sells bagels, muffins, and hot and cold drinks.

## Gallery

Mick's Deli menu as seen outside the shop.
## Trivia

* The store has the exact same interior as Calleggi Delicatessen Restaurant from *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City*, which also appears in *Manhunt* but is, however, inaccessible to the player.
Mace

WEAPON

The Mace in Manhunt 2.

The **Mace**  is a red class weapon in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

This article contains insufficient information and is considered as a Stub. You can help the Manhunt Wiki by expanding it as much as you can.

## Appearances

*Manhunt 2*
* Sexual Deviants (Wii only)

## References

1. ↑ *Manhunt 2* (PS2 Disc)
`...\GLOBAL\GAME.GXT`
Chips Casino

LOCATIONBUSINESS

**Chips Casino** is an abandoned casino business appears in *Manhunt*.

## Description

Chips Casino is situated in Central, Carcer City. It has various games; slot machines, Sprunk vending machines, Craps, and Blackjacks. The business also featured a balcony.

## Events in *Manhunt*

After saying a farewell to the Journalist, Cash meets up and shoots two Cops. A Cop with a Sniper Rifle goes out to the balcony of Chips Casino, snipes Cash and tries to kill him. Cash sneaks to bypass the sniper, entering Chips Casino. Cash finds a Painkillers, and a Cop entering slot machines room. Cash executes the Cop, another Cop is seen trying to buy a can of Sprunk. Another Cop seen getting downstairs from the second floor, Cash executes them and progresses his way to the balcony to execute the sniper. Cops appear from the ground, shooting Cash. Cash can try to snipe and shoot the Cops, or get back inside Chips Casino to kill them all. After finished, Cash gets his way to the subway.

## Gallery

Balcony with a Cop sniping.Craps, Blackjacks.Slot machines.Ditto.Stairs.Sprunk vending machines, slot machines.Slot machines.Main floor.Receptionist.
Big Puff

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## Big Puff

### Other appearances

*Grand Theft Auto III*

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**Big Puff** is a hand dryer manufacturer that appears in *Manhunt* and *Grand Theft Auto III*.

## Description

First appearing in *Grand Theft Auto III*, a hand dryer can be found inside the bathroom in Belleville Park in Staunton Island.

In both appearances, a Blobs liquid soap dispenser appears next to the hand dryer.
Nail Gun

WEAPON

The Nail Gun in Manhunt.

“*As seen in "Fueled by Hate," this weapon fires in surprisingly rapid succession. The ammunition is 4 inch stainless steel nails. These weapons are ineffective when fired from anywhere beyond 6 feet. But closer than this, three to four shots aimed at the chest or head can usually bring down your prey.*”
―Valiant Video Winter / Spring catalogue, p.15
The **Nail Gun** is a blue class weapon in *Manhunt*.

## Description

This article contains insufficient information and is considered as a Stub. You can help the Manhunt Wiki by expanding it as much as you can.

## Appearances

*Manhunt*
* White Trash (Found in a trailer where a Skinz is dropping heat. Wielded and dropped by some of the Skinz later on)
* Fuelled By Hate (Wielded and dropped by some of the Skinz)
* Hard as Nails (Starting weapon)

## Trivia

* It is manufactured by "C-JD", this being a reference to Rockstar's prop artist Campbell-John Dick.
Lanc

VEHICLE

The **Lanc** is a British four-engined strategic bomber that appears in *Manhunt*.

## Design

As it's name suggests, the wreck of the Lanc found at the Dentons City Junkyard is inspired by the Avro Lancaster (nicknamed as the "Lanc"), a British Second World War heavy bomber. The plane features the initials of the game's prop artist Campbell-John Dick.

## Locations

### *Manhunt*

* A wrecked Linerunner is found at the Dentons City Junkyard during Fuelled by Hate.
Maibatsu Corporation

BUSINESS

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:**Maibatsu Corporation**

“*A Japanese multinational conglomerate that manufactures cars, electronics, cruise missiles and just about every other product on the face of the planet. The definition of over-diversified.*”
―Description at Bawsaq.com in *Grand Theft Auto V*.
The **Maibatsu Corporation** (Japanese Katakana: **マイバツ**) is a Japanese multinational conglomerate mentioned in *Manhunt* that has appeared in every *Grand Theft Auto* game since *Grand Theft Auto III*, except for *Grand Theft Auto Advance*.

## Description

In *Grand Theft Auto III*, Maibatsu has radio and print advertisements for the Monstrosity, a very large SUV (Monster truck in European version) with extremely bad fuel efficiency. The same vehicle is mentioned in a dialogue by The Hoods in *Manhunt*.

## Influence

The name "*Maibatsu*" is a portmanteau of *Mitsubishi* and *Daihatsu,* and is also similar in name to "*Zaibatsu*" (財閥), a Japanese term for a large conglomerate. The pronounciation keeping in the style of Rockstar's crude humor sounds like "My Butts".

## References

“*You seen that new Maibatsu? Man, that car is hot!*”
―The Hoods in *Manhunt*.
“*Yeah, I got me a new Maibatsu Monstrosity. Leather interior, all the extras.*”
―The Hoods in *Manhunt*.
Blista

VEHICLE

## A Blista in *Manhunt 2*.

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:**Blista**

The **Blista** is a four-door sedan featured in the *Grand Theft Auto* series, which also appears in *Manhunt 2*.

## Design

The Bista featured in *Manhunt 2* is a modified version of the minivan from *Grand Theft Auto III*. It still primarily based on a 1996-2000 Dodge Caravan, but it has modernized front fascia, somewhat resembling a Chrysler PT Cruiser.

## Locations

* Blistas can be found parked at Wooddale Community Enclave during Domestic Disturbance.
Lucavent

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BUSINESS

## Lucavent

### Locations

Carcer City

**Lucavent** is a air conditioning manufacturer that appears in *Manhunt*.

## Description

Lucavent aircons can be found in Carcer Mark during Born Again.
Cottonmouth Police Department

HUNTERS

The **Cottonmouth Police Department** (also known as **CMPD**) is a law enforcement agency in *Manhunt 2*.

## Members

Sawyer

Notable Members
* CMPD 1, voiced by Andrew McGinn, white cop
* CMPD 2, voiced by Barry Carl, black cop

## Apparel

On his shirt, he has the following: a CMPD badge on top of the left pocket, an unreadable patch on each sleeve, his radio microphone on top of his badge and plugged to the radio on his belt, black shoulder loops with what appears to be golden pins on them, and an unknown pin on top of his right breast pocket.

## History

### Events of *Manhunt 2*

#### 2006

After the burning of Daniel's and Leo's files, Leo tells Daniel to wait for him in the old safe house while Leo goes to the Wooddale Community Enclave to deal with “unfinished business” by himself. His arrival at the calm and peaceful neighborhood causes a Domestic Disturbance as a team of five regular cops with mere nightsticks (and the assistance of an attack helicopter with a searchlight) patrol the area for the serial killer said to them by the APB. Depending on the player, Leo either kills or evades these cops so that he can escape the area by cutting through a fence with Pliers, but an e-mail by Dr. Whyte states that he managed to do the latter.

#### 2012

Once Lamb reaches a balcony overlooking a Velvet Glove store in a section of the Red Light district, he sees two cops brutally beating a Red King to death with nightsticks. Should these cops spot Danny, they will realize that he matches the suspect description and try to make the arrest...brutally. The fates of these cops are up to the player who can kill or evade them on the way to the adult store.

## Episodes of Appearances

***Manhunt 2***
* Red Light
* Domestic Disturbance

## Trivia

* The first model of the CMPD (*Cop\_BodA*/*Cop\_HedA*) is missing from the list.
* An oddity with the 2nd police officer is that the African-american **C.P.D.** officer is referred to as a "Swat" member, if checking the speech file in Red Light level folder. He also has swat voicelines.

## References

1. ↑ CMPD dialogue: "10-23, I heard something over there."
2. ↑ 10-Codes, Police Code 10-23, Police Codes
3. ↑ CMPD dialogue: "That's 10-15 right there!"
4. ↑ 10-Codes, Police Code 10-15, Police Codes
5. ↑ CMPD dialogue: "Code 20! I repeat, Code 20!"
6. ↑ Code 20, Other Codes, Radio Codes, Stanford University
7. ↑ CMPD dialogue: "Code 30! Code 30!"
8. ↑ Code 30, Other Codes, Radio Codes, Stanford University
9. ↑ CMPD dialogue: "Sawyer? That you?"
10. ↑ manhunt 2 manual
Brain Power

TROPHY

## Acquisition

The player has to execute a hunter with a specific weapon to decapitate the head, and using the head to throw to make noises, luring other hunters.

To decapitate a hunter, use any of these weapons and perform the specific execution level:

* The Wire's Gruesome execution
* All execution levels of the Machete and Meat Cleaver
* Swinging the Chainsaw around a corner while standing and not crouching or doing its Hasty execution

To throw a severed head, select the head and throw using the Action key.

### White Trash

Select White Trash scene. Follow the first Skin around the corner without alerting him. Go into the hole in the wall and pick up the Wire. Equip the Wire, sneak up behind the Skin, and perform a Gruesome execution.

Pick up the severed head, walk through the unlocked gate toward the excavator, and throw the head once the hunter is nearby. The hunter will get to the noise and the player has achieved the trophy.
2006

Events concerning the *Manhunt* series in **2006**.

## 3D Universe

* Shaniquwa wins the TV-MK "Poptart" contest.
* The flashback events of *Manhunt 2* take place six years prior to the main events of the game.
	+ The Pickman Project experiment test fails.
	+ 7:54pm, Michael Grant is killed by Daniel Lamb under control of Leo Kasper.
	+ 9:32pm, Stanley Grex is assassinated by Daniel Lamb.
	+ 10:58pm, histories and records for Daniel Lamb and Leo Kasper were burned by them.
	+ Mrs. Lamb is killed by Daniel Lamb under control of Leo Kasper.
	+ The Lamb Residence in Wooddale Community Enclave is burned down by The Project.

## References

"Shaniquwa" billboard seen only during the flashback episode "Assassination".
2. ↑ *Manhunt 2* Instruction Manual, Page 3 - Dr. Whyte's "Pickman Project Malfunction" report is dated from May 2006.
Michael Grant

CHARACTER

**Michael Grant** is a character in the *Manhunt* series who appears as a supporting character in *Manhunt 2*.

## History

### Background

He is a scientist of The Project who was involved with the failed Pickman Project experiment in 2006, and a close friend of the experiment's volunteer Dr. Daniel Lamb.

## Episode Appearances

### *Manhunt 2*

* Best Friends (Killed)
* Origins (Flashback)
* Personality Clash (Hallucination)
Rockstar Games

**Rockstar Games, Inc.** is an American game publisher based in New York City, and a subsidiary of Take-Two Interactive. The company was established in 1998, as a company housing assets of BMG Interactive bought by Take-Two. It is headed by Sam Houser since its inception.

Rockstar Games houses an internal team of game development studio known collectively as **Rockstar Studios**, and those studios frequently cooperate on high-profile titles. The publisher's most notable developer is Rockstar North, which created the *Manhunt* series and primarily works on the *Grand Theft Auto* series.

Rockstar Games is sometimes also referred to as Rockstar New York, Rockstar NY or Rockstar NYC. Rockstar Games also sports a motion capture studio in Bethpage, New York. The publisher as a whole and its subsidiaries have been critically acclaimed for their games, many of whom saw strong commercial success.

## Games published

### *Manhunt* games

* *Manhunt* (2003)
* *Manhunt 2* (2007)

### Other titles

* *Grand Theft Auto* (1998 - current)
* *Smuggler's Run (2000 - 2002)*
* *Midnight Club* (2000 - 2008)
* *Oni* (2001)
* *Max Payne* (2002 - 2012)
* *Red Dead (2004 - current)*
* *The Warriors* (2005)
* *Rockstar Games Presents Table Tennis* (2006)
* *Bully (2006)*
* *L.A. Noire* (2011)
Candy Suxxx

CHARACTER

## Candice Shand

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:
**Candy Suxxx**

**Candice Shand**, better known by her stage name **Candy Suxxx**, is a character in the *Grand Theft Auto* series who is mentioned in *Manhunt*.

## History

### Background

Candy is a retired pornographic actress from Vice City, Florida, occasionally working for adult film director Steve Scott during her career in the 1980s.

### Events of *Manhunt*

By 2003, Candy Suxxx is retired from the porn industry, having her occupations as "Educator and philanthropist". Candy has too regretted her past actions, saying that she didn't "know her ass from her elbow", but that luckily, a lot of other people did.

Her classic pornographic movies are still being advertised on porn magazines, as seen in advertisements on phone booths throughout Carcer City.

## Gallery

**Candy Suxxx's** logo featured on the Oriental Ladyboy Escort magazine advertisement in *Manhunt*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Kent Paul's 80's Nostalgia Zone! - "Great 80s quotes" section.

## Trivia

* The phone booth model is later reused in *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas*, including the advertisements featuring Candy's logo, although the textures appear with lower resolution and appearing as breakable props.
* Candy also exists in some different form in the HD Universe, also as a retired porn actress.
Golfball

WEAPON

The Golfball in Manhunt 2.

The **Golfball** is a yellow class weapon available in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

The golfball is a lure item, making a noise as it smashes on impact. They can be reused once picked up. It can only be found during Domestic Disturbance on house gardens.

## References

1. ↑ *Manhunt 2* (PS2 Disc)
`...\GLOBAL\GAME.GXT`
Campbell-John Dick

**Campbell-John Dick** (also known as "**Campbell J. Dick**" and credited as "**C-J Dick**" or "**CJ Dick**") is a interior, map, prop and texture designer who worked on various Rockstar titles, including *Manhunt* series, *Grand Theft Auto* series and *Max Payne 3*.

Props and art made by him have the "`CJ_`" prefix within the game files. Various other props, buildings and interiors, as well as graphics, logos, textures and decals bear the prefix, as well as several data logs and files.

Campbell-John Dick added a picture of himself as a texture in *Manhunt* and can be found during Press Coverage, in a portrait inside the Journalist's apartment in Central. Ironically, the texture of his picture is named "`CJ_CJ`" in the game files.

## References to C-J Dick

The picture of C-J Dick in *Manhunt*.A graffiti of his initials **"CJD"** on a subway train.C-J's Barricades.
## Games

* *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City*
* *Manhunt*
* *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas*
* *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories*
* *Manhunt 2*
* *Grand Theft Auto IV*
* *Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City*
* *Max Payne 3*
* *Grand Theft Auto V*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 `\Manhunt\levels\journo_streets\pak\modelspc.txd\CJ_CJ`
Dentons City Junkyard

NEIGHBORHOOD

**Dentons City Junkyard** is a location of Carcer City that appears in *Manhunt*.

## Description

The junkyard features large stacked piles of compressed waste, a clawed excavator, depots, wrecked trucks, two magnetic cranes, a conveyer belt, several warehouses, staff buildings and of course, towering heaps of scrap metal. A wreckage of a British Second World War heavy bomber based on the Avro Lancaster can be found in the junkyard.

## Events of *Manhunt*

This article contains insufficient information and is considered as a Stub. You can help the Manhunt Wiki by expanding it as much as you can.

## Scene Appearances

### *Manhunt*

* White Trash
* Fuelled by Hate
Dispatch

CHARACTER

## Unknown

“*This is Dispatch to Adam 11. We have a Code 1. Suspect is presumed to be heading your way.*”
―Dispatch warning Adam 11 about Cash's arrival
**Dispatch** is a minor character appearing in *Manhunt*.

## Background

The police dispatcher on the line is a woman. She relays information, such as orders and sitreps, from police command to active police responders on the scene. Police officers report to her about the mission's current situation and their reports are likely relayed to police command by this police dispatcher to update them.

## Personality and Mannerisms

* The monotone voice of the dispatcher expresses her seriousness. She is able to sound urgent when reporting dangerous situations without sounding mad or panicked.

## References

1. ↑ Dispatch dialogue: *This is Dispatch. Seal the perimeter. Snipers have been ordered to move in.*
2. ↑ Dispatch dialogue: *Sniper 1, please report your position.*
3. ↑ Dispatch dialogue: *This is Dispatch to Adam 11. We have a Code 1. Suspect is presumed to be heading your way.*
4. ↑ Dispatch dialogue: *The suspect is believed to be in the area, approach with extreme caution! He is armed and is considered to be highly dangerous!*
5. ↑ Cop 1 dialogue: *Dispatch, subject located, he is armed and dangerous!*
6. ↑ Cop 1 dialogue: *Dispatch, we have a man down! Fugitive is armed!*
7. ↑ Cop 1 dialogue: *Be advised, Dispatch, we have the animal!*
8. ↑ Cop 1 dialogue: *Dispatch! Dispatch! We got the bastard!*
9. ↑ Adam 11 dialogue: *Dispatch, I've located the fugitive, he's A&D!*
DFF

**`.DFF`** are model archive file stored in *Manhunt* and *Manhunt 2*. PC versions of *Manhunt 2* uses the extension `.MDL`.

## Locations

### *Manhunt*

#### Characters

Main character (or cheat) and the Tramp models can be found in `levels/GLOBAL/CHARPAK`. They are stored as single `.DFF`s.

#### Global Models

Models and textures like crows, rats, bag-covered heads, and dead explosions can be found in `levels/GLOBAL/PAK`. They are stored as multiple `.DFF`s in one file.

#### Props/Hunters

Props, vehicles, and hunter models can be found in specific levels, for example, The Innocentz models are placed in View of Innocence, modders can find the level name in the article and the hunter model file names in their article, they are in `levels/mall/pak/models.dff/Ino_XXX`.

`levels/level_name/pak`

### *Manhunt 2*

PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, and Wii versions only.

#### Characters

Main character (Leo and Daniel) and their various costume models are stored in `global` folder.

#### General

"Global" models like the Bag-covered head and lurebag is stored in an archive model file, `global/GMODELS.DFF`.

#### Props/Hunters

Props, vehicles, and hunter models are stored the same way as *Manhunt*'s, with the exception of the `pak` folder: `levels/level_name/MODELS.DFF`.

## Tools

As of 24 January, 2023. The only tools made for `.DFF` files are only supported for Autodesk 3ds Max.

### *Manhunt*

* KAM's GTA Scripts – by gold\_fish
Can import, edit, and export as `.DFF`.
* Manhunt 2 MDL IFP Importer/Exporter – by Allen/Leeao
Can import only. Also has supports for other games/files.
* Manhunt Models Compile / Decompile – by TripleAs
Can decompile archive of `.DFF`, for example `models.dff`, it is an User-Interface program.
* Manhunt Toolkit/MHT – by Sor3nt
Can decompile archive of `.DFF`, for example `models.dff`, it is a command line program.
* Manhunt Studio – by Sor3nt
Can preview models.

### *Manhunt 2*

#### PlayStation 2/PlayStation Portable/Wii

* Manhunt 2 MDL IFP Importer/Exporter – by Allen/Leeao
Can import only.
* Manhunt Studio – by Sor3nt
Can preview list of the models, unable to preview models.

## Further Reading

* `MDL`
* `TXD`
* `TEX`
* `BSP`
NAG

BUSINESS

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:
**NAG**

**NAG** is a heavy machinery and vehicle manufacturer that appears in *Manhunt*, *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City* and *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas*.

## Description

In *Manhunt*, A NAG crane can be found in Dentons City Junkyard and can be used during White Trash and Fuelled By Hate. In *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City*, a NAG crane can be found at the Vice City Junkyard, and in *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas*, a NAG crane can be found at the Angel Pine Junkyard in Whetstone.

## Influence

It is an obvious parody of Caterpillar Inc., also known as "CAT".

## Gallery

Alternative logo.A **NAG** crane at Dentons City Junkyard.
Morrice Ammunition

BUSINESS

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:**Morrice Ammunition**

**Morrice Ammunition** is a brand of bullets that appears in *Manhunt*. Boxes of Morrice Ammunition can be found throughout the city.

## Description

Morrice Ammunition is made from United States of America. Their slogan is "Big Bore for Big Jobs".

## Appearances

This article contains insufficient information and is considered as a Stub. You can help the Manhunt Wiki by expanding it as much as you can.

* Key Personnel

## Gallery

A box of Morrice Ammunition in Key Personnel scene.
## Trivia

* A box of Morrice Ammunition contains 30 rounds, according to the ammo box, it reads 32 rounds. It was then changed to 32 rounds in *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas*.
* Morrice Ammunition also appears in *GTA: San Andreas*, another Rockstar Games title.
Best Friends

**Best Friends** is the 5th episode in *Manhunt 2*. It introduces firearms to the player.

## Plot Summary

6 years ago, Daniel Lamb; under the influence of Leo Kasper threatens his friend (and fellow co-worker) Michael Grant with a Light Handgun into removing the Pickman Bridge, so Leo could have free reign over Daniel's mind. However, he suffers from some sort of mental attack, which causes him to be left dazed, allowing Michael to slap the handgun away and arm himself with a Flare gun. Leo, recognizing that Michael is the only way off the island when the Project Militia comes to exterminate all 3 of them, makes his way through the factory, slaughtering soldiers and eventually murdering Michael Grant to leave so he can make the next move in his plan.