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 Simply scouting around the city and becoming familiar with the geography and discovering the hidden extras is a good introduction. The city layout is well done and full of diversity, with different zones for different classes, races, and gangs, including different vehicles and equipment.
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| While Grand Theft Auto has always been a violent, mature-themed series, it has always balanced the violent crime with an equal amount of tongue-in-cheek humor and style. Vice City is no exception, presenting an exaggerated view of the 1980s that makes use of a number of the kitschy pop-culture stereotypes found in film and television from the decade.
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| The noticeable absence of the "4" from Vice City's title seems to indicate this game should be viewed as a rehash, or expansion of GTA3 rather than a proper sequel. Playing the game reveals that's not an unfair description - it has the same half-open-ended, half-sequential mission structure, roughly the same controls, the same graphic engine (with some minor improvements) and the same star-based "wanted" level, with the Feds and the military coming for you at the higher levels.
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| Grand Theft Auto: Vice City takes place in 1986 and puts you in the shoes of Tommy Vercetti. A henchman of Sonny Forelli, Vercetti is fresh from a 15-year stint in prison where he did time for the family. Since he did time for the family, the mob wants to set Tommy up nicely, but he's still a known man in Liberty City. So he's sent down south to Vice City -- a Miami-like town where he can operate inconspicuously.
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