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** Which doesn't make much sense, you need special equipment to put medicine in capsules, and it is difficult as all get out to give capsules to unconscious, or sleeping people.
** Not to mention that the NES and GBC versions replace the mention of Sugar Shack's prostitution with attempted [[Blackmail]].
* [[Can't Get Away With Nuthin']]: You can be in the far off most parts of the game world, but killing someone will always result in you being arrested. Except in one instance in which you have to.
** If you use the syringe, you won't get arrested, at least not immediately.
* [[Combat Pragmatist]]: It's possible to try just shooting the other person, but this will usually just get you arrested. {{spoiler|Though it works nicely on both the crocodile, and that pesky hitman in your office.}}
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*** You can also do away with the armed mugger like this, but you've gotta at least [[Video Game Cruelty Potential|give him two black eyes and a broken nose first]] and make the bastard earn his keep.
* [[Its Always Sunny in Miami]]: The first game supposedly takes place in [[The Windy City|Chicago]] right after the [[World War II|Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor]] (which places the timeline as December 7th, 1941). Yet, there's no indication that it's winter and everyone is dressed for warm weather.
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* [[Lighter and Softer]]: Compared to its sister games.
* [[The Mafia]]: Your biggest worry in the sequel.
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