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Miami Billboards

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The Miami Billboards are an Easter egg in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.

Description

Several billboards can be seen around Vice City with the words "Move Over Miami" written on them. The word "Miami" is slightly covered in "Mark" graffiti. Miami is the real life location that Vice City is based on. The words "Move Over" could be a reference that Vice City is a parody of Miami. 

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