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[[File:Estate.jpg|thumb|The Diaz Mansion in GTA Vice City]] | [[File:Estate.jpg|thumb|The Diaz Mansion in GTA Vice City]] | ||
Mansions are home to some of the [[protagonist]]s, antagonists and mob bosses throughout the GTA series. | Mansions are home to some of the [[protagonist]]s, antagonists and mob bosses throughout the GTA series. Mansions can usually be purchased after a major mission is completed in the game, while other mansions cannot be purchased. | ||
==Vice City== | |||
[[Prawn Island]] features three abandoned mansions in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|GTA]] [[Vice City]], which are now populated by the [[Sharks]] gang. | |||
[[Starfish Island]] features many mansions that are still in use, including one, [[Vercetti Estate|Diaz Mansion]], which can be purchased after killing [[Diaz]]. | |||
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Revision as of 13:59, 19 April 2010
Mansions are home to some of the protagonists, antagonists and mob bosses throughout the GTA series. Mansions can usually be purchased after a major mission is completed in the game, while other mansions cannot be purchased.
Vice City
Prawn Island features three abandoned mansions in GTA Vice City, which are now populated by the Sharks gang.
Starfish Island features many mansions that are still in use, including one, Diaz Mansion, which can be purchased after killing Diaz.
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Rapper Madd Dogg's Mansion in Los Santos
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an enormous Beachgate mansion in the Dukes area of Liberty City
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a abandoned mansion in Vice City
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a modest estate mansion in Shoreside Vale 2001
