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Image:Bunny.gif|The logo of the Sex Club 7. |
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Image:Luigi'sSexClubSeven-GTALCS-exterior.jpg|The club in GTA LCS (1998). |
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Revision as of 18:16, 27 May 2013
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Goterelli is known to have links to the Leone Crime Family, whom are believed to use the place as one of many money-laundering enterprises in the city.
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Luigi's Sex Club 7 is a strip club located in the Red Light District of Portland Island, Liberty City. Luigi's Sex Club 7 has appeared in The Introduction, Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and Grand Theft Auto III. It was owned by the Sindacco Family, appearing as Paulie's Revue Bar until completing the Portland Island missions in GTA Liberty City Stories. By 2001, the club is owned by Luigi Goterelli, with Mickey Hamfists and Curly Bob working at the club. The name is a parody of S Club Seven, a British pop group that was around between 1998 and 2003.
Trivia
- It's appereance in The Introduction is chronologically wrong, since it would be owned by the Sindacco Family at the time and therefore called "Paulie's Revue Bar". This is most probably due to the fact that Liberty City Stories was not released until a year after San Andreas.
