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Compared to its [[Vice City in GTA III Era|later counterpart]], the GTA 1 rendition of Vice City is more geographically accurate to Miami. The city is designed with a large mainland to the southwest, while a small peninsular and island are located on the northeast. | Compared to its [[Vice City in GTA III Era|later counterpart]], the GTA 1 rendition of Vice City is more geographically accurate to Miami. The city is designed with a large mainland to the southwest, while a small peninsular and island are located on the northeast. | ||
The city is characterized as a tropical city, featuring palm trees, and beaches and hotels along much of its coastlines, while the heart of the mainland is designed as the core of the city, and the western end of the city is dotted with low-density buildings. Like [[Liberty City in GTA 1|Liberty City]], Vice City also contains a looped train line that runs through the mainland and peninsular. | The city is characterized as a tropical city, featuring palm trees, and beaches and hotels along much of its coastlines, while the heart of the mainland is designed as the core of the city, and the western end of the city is dotted with low-density buildings. Like [[Liberty City in GTA 1|Liberty City]], Vice City also contains a looped [[Traon (vehicle)|train line]] that runs through the mainland and peninsular. | ||
While geographically accurate, it is not as accurate in culture. | While geographically accurate, it is not as accurate in culture. | ||