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GTA VI: Why Vice City Was Never Really Miami
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GTA VI: Why Vice City Was Never Really Miami

In 2002, Rockstar cast Miami Vice actor Philip Michael Thomas as the voice of Lance Vance. The choice revealed its approach: Vice City never copied Miami, but recycled its image through film and television. With GTA VI weeks away, that lineage suggests what Leonida may actually offer: a pop-culture reinterpretation rather than a faithful recreation of Florida.

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