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Having just made it back to the streets of Liberty City after a long stretch inside, Tommy Vercetti is sent to Vice City by his old boss, Sonny Forelli. But all does not go smoothly apon his arrival in the glamorous, hedonistic metropolis of Vice City. Tommy is set up, and loses everything. Sonny wants his money back, but the biker gangs, Cuban gangsters, and corrupt politicians stand in his way. Most of Vice City seems to want Tommy dead. His only answer is to fight back, and take over Vice City himself... Written by
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Welcome to Vice City. Welcome to the 80s.
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Trivia
With sales of 8.5 million units it is the best selling game on the Playstation 2 and the best selling 6th generation console game.
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Goofs
During the cut-scene for the mission "Cop Land", Mike's lips don't move when talking.
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Quotes
Tommy Vercetti:
The last thing I needed was this. Maybe the last thing I needed was an enema, but this comes close.
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Connections
Featured in
The Football Factory (2004)
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Soundtracks
"Al-Naafiysh (The Soul)"
Written and Produced by Jerry Calliste Jr.
Performed by Hashim
© 1984 Cutting Records Inc.
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GTA: VC is nothing short of a masterpiece. The cast, the theme, the play. It all fits so well, the closest a game has come to being a complete life replacement. I had only played this in limited amounts when it first came out and wasn't really hooked, I then bought San Andreas for PS2 and decided to back track to Vice City for PC. Low and behold it contains an aura that San ADreas does not. The soundtrack fits the game like a glove, the map is quiet a lot like Miami and the fashions and vehicles available just made it near perfect. One thing different from San Adnreas is that Tommy Vercetti is a winner, he is respected, whereas Carl in San Andreas is always battling for it for some reason, Tommy just seems to be a tougher character, and his rise and rise throughout the game confirms this.
I guess there is a fault with this game, it came to an end, eventual I suppose, but it did not look open for a sequel, perhaps Rockstar can throw us back to the 70's?, imagine it, GTA: San Francisco