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During the cutscene before the final mission, Spoiler:Tommy Vercetti is heard telling Ken Rosenberg to gather twenty million dollars in counterfeit cash while the subtitles say three million.
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In the mission "Waste the Wife", Tommy is hired by Mr. Black to kill his employer's wife, Mrs. Dawson. This is a reference to the 1985 film Commando, as Tommy attempts to crash Mrs. Dawson's car the same way Matrix (played by Arnold Schwarzenegger) attempts to crash Sully's (played by David Patrick Kelly) car in the movie. Both feature the same yellow car, as well as Mrs. Dawson whining in fear, just as Cindy (played by Rae Dawn Chong) does in the movie.
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Cam Jones is referred to as "mike" in the game's internal files.
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On Rockstar's official Kent Paul website, the name "BJ Jones" is present on a list of characters from the game. This likely refers to BJ Smith, and could suggest that "Jones" was Smith's surname during development.
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An unused phone conversation between Tommy Vercetti and Avery Carrington mentions an unused area called "Gator Keys", and suggests that there would have been a mission to go there.
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In the mission "Autocide", in which Tommy must kill undercover members of a European gang, all of the targets are named after characters in rival sandbox games.
• Mike Griffin (Mace Griffin from Mace Griffin: Bounty Hunter)
• Dick Tanner (Tanner from Driver)
• Marcus Hammond, Franco Carter and Charlie Dilson (Mark Hammond, Frank Carter and Charlie Jolson from The Getaway)
• Nick Kong (Nick Kang Williams from True Crime: Streets of LA)
• Mike Griffin (Mace Griffin from Mace Griffin: Bounty Hunter)
• Dick Tanner (Tanner from Driver)
• Marcus Hammond, Franco Carter and Charlie Dilson (Mark Hammond, Frank Carter and Charlie Jolson from The Getaway)
• Nick Kong (Nick Kang Williams from True Crime: Streets of LA)
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This ranking is a reference to the Something Awful Forums, where the users are nicknamed Goons.
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In the mission "Phnom Penh '86", a worker, like those seen in the mission "Riot", can be seen jumping off of the bridge that the helicopter flies under. The camera must be pointed behind the helicopter in order to see this.
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The PSG-1 semi automatic sniper is labeled as the "PSG-1" only in the PS2 Version of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City; all other versions label it .308 Sniper
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