Staunton Island: Difference between revisions

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Bedford Point, Staunton Island

Staunton Island is considered to be the East Coast eqiuvalent of San Fierro and is a borough of Liberty City, as seen in the video games Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories. Rich businessmen (middle aged men wearing suits and neckties) can be shot and killed to gain cash. Commerce is plentiful and weapons can be acquired from two different stores: one selling regular weapons, and the other selling militia-style or army-type weapons. Staunton Island is also the home of legalized gambling in Liberty City with its very own Yakuza-owned casino, which unfortunately, cannot be entered. Maybe that problem will be solved in Grand Theft Auto IV.

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			[[Image:B_Point.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Bedford Point, Staunton Island]]
	'''Staunton Island''' is considered to be the East Coast eqiuvalent of [[San Fierro]] and is a borough of [[Liberty City]], as seen in the video games [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]]. Rich businessmen (middle aged men wearing suits and neckties) can be shot and killed to gain cash. Commerce is plentiful and weapons can be acquired from two different stores: one selling regular weapons, and the other selling militia-style or army-type weapons. Staunton Island is also the home of legalized gambling in Liberty City with its very own [[Yakuza]]-owned casino, which unfortunately, cannot be entered. Maybe that problem will be solved in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]].		'''Staunton Island''' is considered to be the East Coast eqiuvalent of [[San Fierro]] and is a borough of [[Liberty City]], as seen in the video games [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]]. Rich businessmen (middle aged men wearing suits and neckties) can be shot and killed to gain cash. Commerce is plentiful and weapons can be acquired from two different stores: one selling regular weapons, and the other selling militia-style or army-type weapons. Staunton Island is also the home of legalized gambling in Liberty City with its very own [[Yakuza]]-owned casino, which unfortunately, cannot be entered. Maybe that problem will be solved in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]].