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*In the official Grand Theft Auto: Vice City strategy guide, it is stated that he is 35 years old during the events of Vice City, making his year of birth 1950/1951. | *In the official Grand Theft Auto: Vice City strategy guide, it is stated that he is 35 years old during the events of Vice City, making his year of birth 1950/1951. | ||
*Tommy is shown to like his [[Street Outfit]], as he got angry when [[Ken Rosenberg]] told him to change into a [[Soiree Outfit]] before attending [[Colonel Juan Garcia Cortez]]'s Party in the mission [[The Party]]. | *Tommy is shown to like his [[Street Outfit]], as he got angry when [[Ken Rosenberg]] told him to change into a [[Soiree Outfit]] before attending [[Colonel Juan Garcia Cortez]]'s Party in the mission [[The Party]]. | ||
*Tommy wears a | *Tommy wears what appears to be a pearl necklace and a gold watch. | ||
*Tommy has | *Tommy has committed the most murders in the GTA III Era, with a body count of 26 (including optional murders). In the entire series, Tommy commits the second most murders, only beaten by GTA IV protagonist [[Niko Bellic]], who has 50. | ||
*Tommy kills three of Victor Vance's former employers. (Gonzalez, Ricardo Diaz and Lance Vance). | *Tommy kills three of [[Victor Vance]]'s former employers. (Gonzalez, Ricardo Diaz and Lance Vance). | ||
*In DRIV3R, a [[GTA Clone|parody of GTA Vice City]] there are ten hidden enemies named "Timmy Vermicelli" which can be murdered by the player. Being a parody, the Timmy Vermicellis are intentionally poorly rendered and bear resemblances to Tommy Vercetti, most notably with the Hawaiian shirt, necklace, and the similar location of each setting (Vice City being based of Miami, which is one of the three cities Driv3r takes place in). Timmy Vermicelli also wears waterwings/arm bands, a reference to the lack of swimming in pre-GTA San Andreas games. | *In DRIV3R, a [[GTA Clone|parody of GTA Vice City]] there are ten hidden enemies named "Timmy Vermicelli" which can be murdered by the player. Being a parody, the Timmy Vermicellis are intentionally poorly rendered and bear resemblances to Tommy Vercetti, most notably with the Hawaiian shirt, necklace, and the similar location of each setting (Vice City being based of Miami, which is one of the three cities Driv3r takes place in). Timmy Vermicelli also wears waterwings/arm bands, a reference to the lack of swimming in pre-GTA San Andreas games. | ||
*Tommy Vercetti is portrayed as being a highly successful protagonist throughout and at the end of the game. He has executed a major bank heist, crashed numerous drug deals and stolen their merchandise, survived large scale shootouts, owns businesses and real estate throughout Vice City (He owns 17 buildings, 9 of which are assets, including the Vercetti Estate), and is the leader of Vice City's most powerful gang. He is one of the most successful protagonists in the series' history, alongside [[Victor Vance | *Tommy Vercetti is portrayed as being a highly successful protagonist throughout and at the end of the game. He has executed a major bank heist, crashed numerous drug deals and stolen their merchandise, survived large scale shootouts, owns businesses and real estate throughout Vice City (He owns 17 buildings, 9 of which are assets, including the Vercetti Estate), and is the leader of Vice City's most powerful gang. He is one of the most successful protagonists in the series' history, alongside [[Carl Johnson|Carl "CJ" Johnson]] and Victor Vance; (though Vance's is short-lived). | ||
*Tommy Vercetti is the only verbal protagonist in the entire GTA series that doesn't heavily swear. He is also the only verbal protagonist that doesn't say "Fuck" constantly in the series. | *Tommy Vercetti is the only verbal protagonist in the entire GTA series that doesn't heavily swear. He is also the only verbal protagonist that doesn't say "Fuck" constantly in the series. | ||