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“Hey, Jumbo! Elmo here. I'm bored so I'm starting a gang war. First, I want you to steal a Zaibatsu Z-Type and run down Johnny Zoo's three top Yakuza.”
— Elmo
Gang War A Go-Go! (or Start a Gang War! in the PlayStation version) is a mission in Grand Theft Auto 2 available during Area 1: Downtown, given to the protagonist Claude Speed by the Loony boss Elmo. The mission is available from the red phone in the neighborhood of Sunnyside in Downtown District, after the completion of Taxi Drivers Must Die!
Maximum Respect for the Loonies is required in order to unlock this mission, indicated by the red light icon below the gang's respect-o-meter on the HUD.
Description[]
Elmo is bored so he asks Claude to kill the Yakuza and Zaibatsu's top three men, in an effort to start a gang war.
Reward[]
The reward for completing the mission is $60,000, +1 Score Multiplier, and increased Loonies Respect level.
Gallery[]
Walkthrough[]
Answering the phone, Claude Speed is told by Elmo that he wants to provoke a gang war between the Zaibatsu and the Yakuza, so he asks him to steal a Zaibatsu Z-Type and use it to kill Johnny Zoo's top lieutenants.
Driving to Zaibatsu turf.
Stealing a Z-Type.
Driving to Yakuza turf.
Arriving at Yakuza turf, Elmo tells Claude to find and kill Johnny Zoo's three lieutenants.
Locating a Yakuza lieutenant.
First target down.
Locating a Yakuza lieutenant.
Second target down.
Locating a Yakuza lieutenant.
Third target down.
Elmo asks Claude to steal a Yakuza Miara and use it to kill Trey Welsh's top lieutenants.
Stealing a Miara.
Driving to Zaibatsu turf.
When Claude arrives at Zaibatsu turf, Elmo tells him to find and kill Trey Welsh's three lieutenants.
Locating a Zaibatsu lieutenant.
First target down.
Locating a Zaibatsu lieutenant.
Second target down.
Locating a Zaibatsu lieutenant.
Third target down. Job Complete!
Video Walkthroughs[]
Trivia[]
- The name of the mission is probably a reference to a song by Wham! called Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go.
