Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969

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The following cheat codes are for Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969 on PC.

CHEAT CODES
In order to use one of the cheats listed below, you need to set your player name as the code you would like to use.
10x Multiplier, Unlimited Lives, Press for All WeaponsIAMGOD
999,999,999 PointsAVERYRICHMAN
All Weapons (Press for all weapons)DEATHTOALL
Change car color, 999,999,999 points, honk horn to change color, press for all weapons, press a second time for all itemsPSYCHADELIC
Cheat Mode Enabled (10x Multiplier, All Weapons, Change Car Color, No Police, Select Level, Shoot From Car, Unlimited Lives)HERC
Debug ModeROMMEL
Get Out of Jail Free Card, Unlimited LivesTRAVELCARD
Infinite Lives6661970
No PoliceTITHEAD
Select LevelFLASHMOTOR
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SUPER WELL
Shoot from car, 999,999,999 points, press for all weapons, press twice for all itemsDRIVEBY
Turn off police scanner, 999,999,999 points, press for all weapons, press twice for all itemsSILENCE
Unlimited Lives, Press for All WeaponsASAWINDOW

The following cheat codes are for Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969 on PlayStation.

CHEAT CODES
Set your player name to one of the codes to activate them.
5x Multiplier, 99 Lives, All Levels, All Weapons, Armor, Display Coordinates, Get Out of Jail Free Card, Infinite Ammo, Maximum Wanted LevelGETCARTER
5x Multiplier, All Levels, All Weapons, Armor, Get Out of Jail Free Card, Infinite AmmoFREEMANS
5x MultiplierSIDEBURN
999,999,999 PointsBIGBEN
99 LivesMCVICAR
All CheatsHAROLDHAND
All LevelsREADERWIFE
All Weapons, Get Out of Jail Free CardDONTMESS
All Levels, All Weapons, Infinite AmmoSORTED
Infinite Armor, All Weapons, Get Out of Jail Free CardTOOLEDUP
London Levels 1 & 2MAYFAIR
London Levels 1-3PENTHOUSE
Maximum Wanted LevelOLDBILL
No PoliceGRASS
Show CoordinatesSWEENEY

About Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969

Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 (also recognized as GTA London 1969) is the first official expansion in the franchise, famously shifting the series' urban chaos from fictional American metropolises to the historic streets of London, England. Developed by Rockstar Canada and published by Rockstar Games in 1999, the game was released for the Sony PlayStation (PSX) and Windows PC. Set during the height of the "Swinging Sixties," the narrative captures the mod subculture and gritty British crime aesthetic of the era, casting players as a low-level crook working for various Cockney crime bosses, including the notorious Crisp Twins.

Across the two platforms, the gameplay is defined by its commitment to the 1960s British setting, replacing traditional series elements with era-appropriate alternatives—police cars utilize blue bells instead of modern sirens, and traffic flows on the left side of the road. The PC version is frequently noted for its superior technical performance, offering higher resolutions and a smoother frame rate compared to the console hardware, while the PSX version is celebrated for its iconic "Great Britain" soundtrack, which features licensed tracks from artists like Symarip and The Upsetters. A unique highlight of this title is the introduction of a more localized flavor of dialogue and mission objectives, filled with period-accurate slang and references to 1960s pop culture. The game functions as a "mission pack," requiring the original Grand Theft Auto disc to run on PlayStation, but it stands as a definitive cult classic for being the only time the main series has officially ventured outside of the United States. Whether you are driving a "Minx" through the West End on your PC or outrunning the Old Bill on your PSX, Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 remains a stylish and vibrant snapshot of the franchise's early years.

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