After being released from jail, Tommy Vercetti left Liberty City for Vice City, a city overrun by the mob. Now, Tommy is out to make Vice City his home.
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| Ray Liotta | ... | Tommy Vercetti (voice) | |
| William Fichtner | ... | Ken Rosenberg (voice) (as Willian Fichtner) | |
| Tom Sizemore | ... | Sonny Forelli (voice) | |
| Dennis Hopper | ... | Steve Scott (voice) | |
| Burt Reynolds | ... | Avery Carrington (voice) | |
| Luis Guzmán | ... | Ricardo Diaz (voice) (as Luis Guzman) | |
| Philip Michael Thomas | ... | Lance Vance (voice) | |
| Robert Davi | ... | Colonel Juan Cortez (voice) | |
| Danny Trejo | ... | Umberto Robina (voice) | |
| Gary Busey | ... | Phil Cassidy (voice) | |
| Lee Majors | ... | Mitch Baker (voice) | |
| Fairuza Balk | ... | Mercedes Cortez (voice) | |
| Danny Dyer | ... | Kent Paul (voice) | |
| Kevin McKidd | ... | Jezz Torrent (voice) | |
| Debbie Harry | ... | Taxi Controller (voice) (as Deborah Harry) | |
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After being released from prison, Tommy Vercetti, a former mobster, is sent to the sunny and dangerous Vice City. When a deal within the city goes horribly wrong, Tommy embarks on a jorney across the city to reclaim what is rightfully his, no matter how many lives it takes.
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Welcome to Vice City. Welcome to the 80s.Parents Guide:
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Release Date:
29 October 2002 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Grand Theft Auto IV See more »Filming Locations:
Miami, Florida, USACompany Credits
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(uncredited)
by Jerry Calliste Jr.
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When switching radio stations you can hear pieces from Grand Theft Auto III (2001) radio stations hidden in the radio seek noise. See more »Goofs
The song "A Gozar Con Mi Combo" by Cachao, which can be heard on Radio Espantoso, was released in 1994, 8 years after the game takes place. See more »Quotes
Fernando Martinez: Stay with me. Stay with Fernando. Por favor. Mi amor. Siolito. It's like Fernando said to his ex-wife: "I love you, please, don't leave me. It is not what you think; I was bitten by a snake, and the nice lady, she came to suck out the poison. The story, she no work very well.See more »
Alternate Versions
The iOS and Android versions have enhanced textures and models from the Xbox version, a checkpoint system and has the same songs removed from PS4 in the soundtrack. See more »Soundtracks
Al-Naafiysh (The Soul)(uncredited)
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I'm thirty-five and recently married. I hadn't played a video game since the late eighties--in fact, I hadn't even given them a second thought. Then everything changed. I watched my brother-in-law play GTA:VC one afternoon on his PS2. I was transfixed. I was appalled. I was, in a word, hooked. When it came out on XBOX, I bought a used copy at Blockbuster and haven't looked back.
First of all, the gameplay is phenomenal. The fact that you can freely roam the large Vice City map is worth the price of admission by itself.
Second, the voice acting is amazing--especially the commercials. Ray Liotta. Gary Busey. Burt Reynolds. Phillip Michael Thomas. Lee Majors. Robert Davi. Dennis Hopper. Luis Guzman. Fairuza Balk. Jenna Jameson. Danny Trejo. These are just a few of the names that make appearances. The radio material is so well produced, I can drive around all day listening to nothing but VCPR or KCHAT. The radio commercials are witty, sarcastic and spot-on.
Third, the story is great. You start as a nobody, recently released from jail. You finish (if you really ever do finish) as a Tony Montana-esque criminal psychopath.
Fourth--this is probably the most immoral game ever created... and it's beautiful. It's sick, sick, sick! Apart from the usual "waste him" missions, tasks include delivering drugs from an ice-cream van and driving a humvee drunk while avoiding the cops. I mean, one mission has you carving up a guy with a chainsaw! In addition, there are dozens of "rampage" icons throughout the game. When you run into one, you have two minutes to kill a certain amount of people a certain way (e.g. "kill 20 gang members in two minutes with a meat cleaver") It's never boring.
Conclusion: GTA:VC is the sickest, funniest, most engrossing and immersive video game ever made. It looks and plays better on the XBOX, but it's a blast on any platform. Rockstar's next GTA release, San Andreas, has immense shoes to fill.