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== Description == | == Description == | ||
The North Point Mall is a two storey mall with a H-shape floorplan. It is arguably one of the largest enclosed malls in the GTA series, featuring a massive atrium bisected by a central pedestrian bridge, and a large number of businesses primarily based on the edges of the floorspace; the mall also comes equipped with escalators, as well as access to an adjoining multistorey car park and six street level entrances. | The North Point Mall is a two storey mall with a H-shape floorplan. It is arguably one of the largest enclosed malls in the GTA series, featuring a massive atrium bisected by a central pedestrian bridge, and a large number of businesses primarily based on the edges of the floorspace; the mall also comes equipped with escalators, as well as access to an adjoining multistorey car park and six street level entrances. | ||
{{wide image|NorthPointMall-GTAVC-interiorpanorama.jpg|1800px|Panorama of the North Point Mall's interior in GTA Vice City.|alt=}} | |||
In GTA Vice City Stories, the aesthetics of the Vice Point Mall circa [[1984]], two years before events in GTA Vice City, is significantly different but more detailed. Aside the inclusion of different tenants and deeper store interiors, the second floor corridors of the mall is lined with yellow lampposts (in place of overhanging ceiling lights in GTA Vice city), and the central space features hung models of a moon landing probe similar to the one seen at an [[InterGlobal Studios]] soundstage in GTA Vice City, and a World War II-era fighter plane. Other stylistic differences include new wall textures, wines hanging from the second floor corridors, a security booth in the place of an information counter on the southern half of the mall, and advertising billboards near the mall's entrances. | In GTA Vice City Stories, the aesthetics of the Vice Point Mall circa [[1984]], two years before events in GTA Vice City, is significantly different but more detailed. Aside the inclusion of different tenants and deeper store interiors, the second floor corridors of the mall is lined with yellow lampposts (in place of overhanging ceiling lights in GTA Vice city), and the central space features hung models of a moon landing probe similar to the one seen at an [[InterGlobal Studios]] soundstage in GTA Vice City, and a World War II-era fighter plane. Other stylistic differences include new wall textures, wines hanging from the second floor corridors, a security booth in the place of an information counter on the southern half of the mall, and advertising billboards near the mall's entrances. | ||
Stores in the mall range from clothing and firearms retailers to record stores and eateries. Circa [[1986]] (the timeline of GTA Vice City), there are two weapon stores in the mall, [[Ammu-Nation|one for firearms]] and the [[Tooled Up|other for melee weapons]]. The latter does not appear in the GTA Vice City Stories rendition for unknown reasons. The food court in the mall can also be used in GTA Vice City to replenish the player's health if it is below 100. | Stores in the mall range from clothing and firearms retailers to record stores and eateries. Circa [[1986]] (the timeline of GTA Vice City), there are two weapon stores in the mall, [[Ammu-Nation|one for firearms]] and the [[Tooled Up|other for melee weapons]]. The latter does not appear in the GTA Vice City Stories rendition for unknown reasons. The food court in the mall can also be used in GTA Vice City to replenish the player's health if it is below 100. | ||