People working there must have thought it was crazy. We walked into that place and just cleaned them out of every British car. Ray: We went to a shopping centre in Mississauga and found a shop that just sold Diecast cars. I think some of it eventually worked its way into our vernacular in the office. Nobody questioned it.īlair: We're Canadian, so we had no idea about this whole Cockney rhyming slang thing at first. If you hit the handbrake on the dirt, you got a big brown skid-mark. Ray: I was crazy about Viz magazine, so I was like, 'Ah cool, we're doing a London game, we have to have 'dog's eggs' on the sidewalk.' I made it so that some of the sidewalk tiles had dog shit on them. I've never been to London, but I feel like I know where everything is. I learned the entire layout of London to get the map right.

You had to immerse yourself in this world and see what ideas would spring up. I remember watching Bullet and The Italian Job. Blair: It was our homework to watch old 1960s English movies – anything with a car chase in it, basically – to get a feel.

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