In GTA III, a hidden sign in an unreachable alley reads 'You werent supposed to be able to get here you know' — a meta-joke from developers who never expected players to find it. The message evolved across ports and remasters, gaining proper grammar in the Definitive Edition.
Source: The Hidden Sign — CC BY-SA
The mobile port of LCS kept the gag alive with cleaner font, still just as sneakily placed.
The Definitive Edition finally fixed the grammar — apostrophe and all, developers actually proofread this time.
The OG GTA III sign in all its grammatically cursed glory — the one speedrunners and glitch hunters made legendary.
Another angle on the classic III sign — same unreachable alley, same developer middle finger to curious players.
The PS2 LCS version — Rockstar couldn't resist bringing back their favorite inside joke for another round of player trolling.
Vincenzo's gravestone roasts him with Salvatore's own nickname for him — from beyond the grave.
GTA: Liberty City Stories
GTA III has invisible towns that exist only to crash your game.
GTA: Liberty City Stories
The Definitive Edition added a whole neighborhood you can NEVER visit.
GTA: Liberty City Stories
Rockstar cut an entire swamp island owned by Avery Carrington from Vice City
GTA: Liberty City Stories