#Boxville vice city stories driver#

As the GTA San Andreas version of the truck does appear on rare occasions in traffic in beach areas of Los Santos, the driver is depicted as an obese ice cream man posing as clown.

Whoopee truck is among the vehicles on the third 'wanted list' that appears on the lower level of Sunshine Autos once the player purchases that asset property. Four or more sales in a short time will earn the player a wanted star. Whoopee truck as a front to sell an unspecified controlled substance to passing pedestrians. Whoopee has a mission called Distribution associated with it, in which the player uses a Mr. Whoopee, park it in a lot in Atlantic Quays, wait for the Forelli Family, and detonate the bomb. In GTA III, there's a mission called I Scream, You Scream in which you have to pick up a bomb, get a Mr.The van in GTA Liberty City Stories can also easily blow up after few collisions, thereby making it the weakest vehicle in the game. In addition, the Boxville-style renditions are top heavy and is prone to rolling if not driven carefully. The melody is also the same for the renditions in GTA Liberty City Stories and GTA Vice City Stories.ĭue to its size, the Mr Whoopee is largely slow and suffers in steering and braking. The melody in GTA III and GTA Vice City is the same as that used by the Ice-Cream Van in Grand Theft Auto 2, but in GTA San Andreas, it is different. One of the vehicle's special attributes is a musical jingle that can be toggled on or off with the horn button. The GTA III and GTA Liberty City Stories renditions are exceptions, with only a single ice cream swirl and a chocolate bar. In GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories, it consists of two cherry-topped ice cream swirls resembling a large pair of breasts, while the rooftop decoration in GTA San Andreas, which encompasses an ice cream swirl with an ice cream bar jutting out, resembles the male genitalia. In most of its appearances, the decorations on top of the van serve as sexual references. In GTA III and GTA Liberty City Stories, the Mr Whoopee has a unique, modern design (the headlights and grille resemble those of a 1986 Ford Transit) however, in GTA Vice City, GTA San Andreas and GTA Vice City Stories, it resembles a Boxville step van, similar in design but considerably smaller. The reward for completing Domo Arigato Domestoboto is $2,000.The Mr Whoopee is evidently designed as a vehicle based on a van or box truck. Armando see this and becomes enraged, and shoots the robot several times with his gun, destroying it. Victor manages to locate the bonds in a safe in the basement and uses the lighter function on the robot to set it ablaze. Throughout the mission, Armando will call on Domestobot to preform various tasks for him, such as cleaning the toilet, lighting Armando's cigar, or fetching him a drink. While in control of the Domestobot, Victor is able to sneak within the mansion undetected, and use it to locate and destroy Armando Mendez's bearer bonds. Victor drives to the Boxville containing the equipment, which is a hacking device used to hack the Domestobot robot servant inside. Victor runs into one member of his crime family and tells him about the high-tech stuff that Lance had ordered, and that it was delivered to the Mendez Estate on Prawn Island. Lance informs Victor of this information which leads to a brief argument between the two before Lance passes out on the couch from intoxication. Lance makes a deal with Diaz to successfully borrow money from him.

'Domestobot! You lousy piece of crap! You've ruined me!'ĭomo Arigato Domestoboto is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories that is given to protagonist Victor Vance by drug baron Ricardo Diaz from his mansion on Starfish Island in Vice City.