At Liberty City's airport in GTA III, a billboard carries a message that took on a new meaning after 2002. It reads “See you in Miami!” Fans remember the detail as an early reference to the franchise's next setting.
A clue that made sense later
The following year, Rockstar released GTA Vice City, set in a fictional version of Miami. The timing of the message and the release encouraged the interpretation that the studio had left a hint about its next destination.
The detail is particularly interesting because it exists within the game's world, without being presented as a formal announcement. For many fans, references like this make it worth examining signs, posters and advertisements in every new GTA.
When GTA Vice City arrived in 2002, the phrase took on a new meaning for fans. Today, it is remembered as one of the franchise's most discussed environmental clues, helping explain why GTA 6's billboards and advertisements receive so much attention.
