In Southern Court Alley, Rockstar placed a torn-apart fence that leads to a complete dead-end with no purpose. The cause was never revealed, leaving players to wonder if it was intentionally vague to fuel mystery.
A wide look at Vice City's back alleys where Rockstar loves hiding little mysteries.
The Court Alley map showing where that busted fence sits in the southern corner.
The fence itself—torn wide open, leading straight to nowhere, and nobody knows why Rockstar put it there.
HD view of Southern Court Alley, that dead-end Rockstar left unexplained.
Northern Court Alley looking normal—no weird broken fences here, unlike the south.
Another tight alley, proving Rockstar's obsession with cramped dead-end spaces.
The Guardian Angels alley where alleys actually matter, unlike that useless fence.
The Guardian Angels mission itself—when Rockstar wants something to matter, it does. So what's with that fence?
A ghost yacht and a sea monster — both spotted at the same Vice City bridge.
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There's a hidden room beneath Tommy Vercetti's pool that myth hunters swore was a ghost crypt.
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The chef who might have started the entire Vice City war — but did he even exist the way we think?
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Did a forgotten Forelli soldier secretly take over Vice City after Sonny's death?
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A killer clown van hiding behind an ice cream factory? Not quite.
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A mysterious light in Vice City had players convinced they'd found a ghost — but the truth was hiding beneath the roof.
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