Airport City — симуляционная игра, разработанная и изданная компанией Game Insight в 2012 году. Игра распространяется по модели free-to-play и доступна на платформах iOS и Android. Игроки строят и развивают аэропорт вместе с прилегающим городом, управляя полётами и городской инфраструктурой одновременно.
Despite calling Grand Theft Auto 'a videogame franchise built around criminal activity,' Miami-Dade sheriff isn't mad about the NBA's 'Vice City' transformation Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz says her strong stance against the GTA 6 promotional collaboration was only about "publicly owned facilities and infrastructure." THEN: "Grand Theft Auto is a videogame franchise built around criminal activity. Its fictional world includes murder, robbery, drug trafficking, carjacking, violence against law enforcement, and other conduct that the men and women of the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office work every single day to prevent." NOW: "Sheriff Cordero-Stutz’s comments focused on the proposed use of publicly owned facilities and infrastructure, including public transportation, transit stations, and Miami International Airport, to promote Grand Theft Auto 6. Vice City and Leonida, the fictional city and state that serve as the setting for Grand Theft Auto 6, are largely based on Miami and the state of Florida, and Rockstar and publisher Take-Two Interactive are moving heavy and hard to leverage that real-life inspiration to promote GTA 6 as its console release gets closer. The City of Miami Beach voted in September to approve a 'discreet' campaign, for instance, while the Kaseya Center, a downtown arena in Miami that serves as home of the NBA's Miami Heat, took a rather less subtle approach, erecting a massive "Welcome to Vice City" sign on its roof that can be seen by travellers flying into Miami International Airport.
Rockstar reveals a £350 box of naughty GTA 6 collectables you definitely wouldn't get through airport security Lucia you in prison. Rockstar Games has announced a limited Goodtime State Vice City collection of goodies for Grand Theft Auto 6 that's ludicrously expensive - £349 - doesn't include a copy of the game, and is pre-orderable now. That on its own is not especially remarkable but the package contains some items of dubious intent. The items are as follows: - Macca the Gator figure - Oakley Frogskins sunglasses - Leonida Keys crossbody bag - New Era 9FORTY snapback hat - Macca the Gator magnetic mirror - Chunkee the Manatee shot glass - Vice City collectible swizzle spoon - Vice City razor blade keychain - Leonida Keys enamel pin set in metal tin - Leonida Keys sticker pack in stash bag - Double-Sided souvenir poster with map of Leonida Three of those items in particular are peculiar.
Rockstar Games has reportedly spent nearly $1 million to install a "Welcome to Vice City" sign in Miami as part of Grand Theft Auto 6's marketing push. Fans have been monitoring the construction of the sign for the last few days, and it's finally complete. Welcome to Vice City y'all 😎#miami #gta #vicecity #gtavıhttps://t.co/IxrIZRegwX pic.twitter.com/iGUvA7ScUX — Ryan RC Rea (@volvoshine) September 22, 2026 According to Miami Herald journalist Doug Hanks, Rockstar Games paid just shy of $1 million to install this sign. Miami-Dade is expected to collect $975,000 for the sign from Rockstar as part of a marketing agreement.
Gen-AI controversy aside, Crazy Taxi: World Tour feels like classic arcade Sega - and it's an absolute blast Cabby fever. Crazy Taxi was not my favourite Dreamcast game (please don't ask me to choose between the triumphant rhythm triptych of Rez, Space Channel 5, and Samba de Amigo, however), but there's a specific bit of it that's forever seared into my brain: the giddy thrill of cresting over that one San-Francisco-inspired hill and barreling down toward the ocean, all while The Offspring's All I Want 'Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah'ed me into a state of gaming nirvana. As a moment, it's the kind of perfect melding of style and blissful arcade purity that seemed to define so much of Sega's Dreamcast-era output. And my recent half-hour hands-on with the upcoming Crazy Taxi: World Tour at Gamescom suggests the original's 90s skate-punk spirit and taut arcade thrills are - if perhaps not equal - alive and well in this, Sega's long-awaited revival.
'Grand Theft Auto is a videogame franchise built around criminal activity': Miami-Dade County Sheriff comes out hard against a proposed GTA 6 collab with Rockstar It actually sounds like a really good idea, but of course the cops are against it. Officials with Miami-Dade County have held talks with Rockstar about using facilities and landmarks in the county to promote the upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6, according to a recent report by The Miamian, saying it could represent "a unique opportunity to generate revenue for the County while showcasing Miami-Dade to a massive audience." Just one problem: the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office is dead-set against it. The Miamian report (via RPS) says the county submitted a pitch deck to Rockstar on June 29, after which staff had "some conversations with Rockstar about potential opportunities around the launch of GTA 6," said Carlos Suarez, a spokesperson for Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava. Some examples: - A display aircraft wrapped in Vice City logos and a GTA 6-inspired baggage claim at Miami International Airport - Vice City signage and colors at the Metromover and Metrorail transit stations - Vice City-inspired installations or public art at PortMiami - A "family appropriate" celebration of "Miami car culture" with cars, bikes, DJs, food, artists, and branded installations at Tropical Park - A Vice City Radio Lab at the city's main library, providing access to recording, editing, and digital media equipment to support "music production, podcasting, oral histories, neighborhood storytelling, sound engineering, video-game development, and other creative programming, while reflecting the central role that music and radio play in the GTA experience The pitch also includes ideas for Rockstar funding permanent upgrades to county infrastructure: That all sounds pretty cool to me, and some of it is quite civically wholesome, too.
The mayor of Miami-Dade, Florida has been pitching Rockstar Games about transforming parts of the county into recreations of areas from Grand Theft Auto 6 , in the face of complaints from law enforcement and members of the judiciary. GTA 6 is itself inspired by Miami, so yes, this is one of those "simulation colonising reality" situations. The proposed publicity event would include "an immersive arrival experience" at Miami International Airport. with signs for Vice City and planes coated in GTA 6 livery, together with branded Metromover skytrains and specially designed manhole covers.
The Sheriff of Miami-Dade county is speaking out against Miami’s proposal to celebrate the launch of GTA 6 by decking out the city in advertisements for the highly-anticipated game, arguing that it glorifies crime and undermines the efforts of law enforcement. Grand Theft Auto 6 takes place in Vice City, a fictional version of Miami, Florida. Rockstar took pains to faithfully recreate Miami’s most iconic locales and architecture within the game, with fans already spotting a few real-life locations in the title’s newest trailers. In late August, local news outlets reported that Miami-Dade County officials had spoken with Rockstar Games about potential plans for a Grand Theft Auto 6-themed takeover of Miami, which included ideas like wrapping the Metro line with Vice City branding, creating Vice City manhole covers, and decking out the Miami International Airport with ‘Welcome to Vice City’ signage.
Still more GTA 6 details from the latest leaked video: traffic cameras, car trackers, and drivers that put up a fight With each leaked video we learn a bit more about the game. Another seemingly legit GTA 6 video surfaced today via Cyberleek, this time showing a couple minutes of high-speed driving through Vice City. The clip (which we can't link here, but you can probably find it quickly with some web searches) begins with protagonist Jason ditching a pickup truck and carjacking a "Truffade Thrax," a fancy sportscar that just happens to already contain a driver. GTA 6's roads might be a little too well-maintained.) GTA 6 guide: Everything we know GTA 6 cars: The garage lineup GTA 6 characters: Your anti-hero cast GTA 6 map: Confirmed Vice City locales GTA 6 PC release: When's it going to happen?