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Gang generation in GTA III was quite broken, especially on PC - some VC code made it in and broke things. On PS2, a code to spawn formations of gangs existed, but was disabled due to glitches. SilentPatch restores and fixes the PS2 code. I recreated this beta clip... show more

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