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| − | '''Miami''' is a city mentioned in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]. In Grand Theft Auto III, several billboards advertise vacations to Miami, and [[Ray Machowski]] mentions he is leaving for there when the [[Central Intelligence Agency|CIA]] try to prevent his escape from [[Liberty City]]. In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, there is a billboard in [[Little Haiti]] that says "Move over Miami", implying that the two cities both exist in the GTA universe, and |
+ | '''Miami''' is a city mentioned in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]. In Grand Theft Auto III, several billboards advertise vacations to Miami, and [[Ray Machowski]] mentions he is leaving for there when the [[Central Intelligence Agency|CIA]] try to prevent his escape from [[Liberty City (3D Universe)|Liberty City]]. In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, there is a billboard in [[Little Haiti]] that says "Move over Miami", implying that even if Vice City was based in Miami, the two cities both exist in the GTA universe, and may be roughly similar. The original GTA III website also makes clear a coexistence between Miami and Vice City: {{quote|Francis International is airport to the stars. 100's of domestic and international destinations served including: London, San Andreas, Vice City, Miami, Bogota, Amsterdam, Bangkok, Toronto, Leith and Tokyo.|GTA III Website.}} |
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Revision as of 00:36, 27 October 2014
Miami is a city mentioned in Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. In Grand Theft Auto III, several billboards advertise vacations to Miami, and Ray Machowski mentions he is leaving for there when the CIA try to prevent his escape from Liberty City. In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, there is a billboard in Little Haiti that says "Move over Miami", implying that even if Vice City was based in Miami, the two cities both exist in the GTA universe, and may be roughly similar. The original GTA III website also makes clear a coexistence between Miami and Vice City:
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Francis International is airport to the stars. 100's of domestic and international destinations served including: London, San Andreas, Vice City, Miami, Bogota, Amsterdam, Bangkok, Toronto, Leith and Tokyo.
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— GTA III Website.