Secrets in GTA Liberty City Stories

The following is a list of secrets, Easter eggs and hidden trivia references in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.

Easter Eggs

The hidden message, as seen on the PSP.

References to previous games

Real-world references

One of the graffiti that refers to Bully.

Bully

Around Liberty City (mainly Portland) several graffiti of a gang known as Bully Boys. Could this be a reference to Bully, another game made by Rockstar Games. The graffiti is located opposite Maria's apartment and in the Alley where Toni first meets Wayne and his gang in Chinatown.

Bickle'76

The Bickle'76 is a variant of Taxi, which is faster than the regular taxi and has a very unique design with a red exterior and engine as the Diablo Stallion. The reference of this taxi is that the name is a reference to Travis Bickle of the movie Taxi Driver.

A MainFrame advertisement.

The Main Frame

In several places in Liberty City is a sign on a movie called The MainFrame is some guys who after discovering LSD: The Truth, this is a reference to the movie Matrix.

The characters that appear on the bill are very similar to Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, such as:

  • Barbara Schternvart - (one of Carl Johnson's girlfriends) we can see to the bottom right side of the poster.
  • Alan Crawford - (ex-manager of Madd Dogg) to the left of the character of black shirt.
  • Sweet's Girl - to the bottom left side of the poster.
  • The other two characters resemble some of GTA San Andreas pedestrians.

Lawyer Suit

After Salvatore Leone goes to jail, Toni Cipriani is to pose as his lawyer, using a lawyer suit calling Lionel, what could be a reference to Lionel Hutz, a lawyer of the cartoon series The Simpsons

Kill Bill

In GTA LCS there are several references to the movie Kill Bill one of them is the Dragon Jumpsuit which is a similar outfit to the costume seen in the film . The other parody is the mission Crazy '69 ', which is the same where you get the Dragon Jumpsuit.

Adult humor

The third leg advertisement in FIA.

The Third Leg

The third leg is a play published in posters, located in various parts of the city as:

The meaning of this poster shows three legs, of which the middle one is shaped like a penis.