According to the official website, Liberty City's sister city is Beirut, an ironic joke from the producers considering Beirut was frequently bombed during the Lebanese Civil War. The city area has a population of 4,000,000 people by 2001. Liberty City in the 3D Universe is loosely based on a series of East Coast and Midwestern cities, including New York City, Philadelphia, Detroit and Baltimore, but with no overall inspiration from one city in particular. Most of the history of the 3D Universe Liberty City does not reflect that of real-life New York City for example, New York City was founded in 1624, making it 174 years older than the 3D Universe Liberty City, and by 1876 New York was a sprawling metropolis of over one million people that ranked as the largest city in the US and second largest in the world (behind London). According to Chatterbox FM host Lazlow, Liberty City was "a church, a cow pasture and three houses when the telephone was invented" (the first telephone was patented in 1876). Liberty City was established in 1798, 22 years after the Declaration of Independence in the United States. This is but one of many achievements we should celebrate at this moment in Liberty City's grand history.' ”
Very soon the Office of Public Works will complete the bridges that join Portland and Staunton Island with the mainland. As we approach the new millennium there are surely great things in our future. To commemorate Liberty City's 200th anniversary, we in The Liberty Tree's cartography department have created a map of what our magnificent city looks like today. Both titles are also available on PlayStation Vita under PSP Games as well as the highly rated Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for $19.99.“ Liberty City, 1998. Liberty City Stories and Vice City Stories both were originally released on PlayStation Portable and were later ported to the PlayStation 2. With Grand Theft Auto V‘s release creeping closer it is a great time to get back into the grand theft mood and experience the world of Liberty City and Vice City by jumping back in starting with originals Grand Theft Auto III, Vice City, and San Andreas. Rockstar‘s other classics are also available including Red Dead Revolver, Max Payne, Bully, Midnight Club Racing, and Midnight Club III: Dub Edition REMIX. Liberty City Stories and Vice City Stories joins the other Grand Theft Auto titles, Grand Theft Auto III, San Andreas, and Vice City.
Sony continues to add more classics to their PlayStation 2 classics section of the PlayStation Store. For the low price of $9.99 each, you can digitally own the adventures of Toni Cipriani in Liberty City and Vince Vance’s in Vice City. Joining the ranks of other classic PlayStation 2 titles, Grand Theft Auto Liberty City Stories and Vice City Stories are both now available on PlayStation Network.
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