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Grand Theft Auto 6's Miami Takeover Begins as Rockstar Spends Nearly $1 Million on 'Welcome to Vice City' Signage

Rockstar Games is ramping up its Grand Theft Auto 6 marketing push with a major physical installation in Miami. The company has invested significantly in “Welcome to Vice City” signage as part of the promotional campaign for the upcoming title. Vice City, the fictional Miami-inspired setting, will serve as the primary location in GTA 6.

The installation represents an aggressive real-world marketing strategy, blurring the lines between the game’s virtual world and actual geography. By placing game-related signage in Miami itself, Rockstar is creating tangible touchpoints for fans and generating buzz ahead of launch.

This campaign demonstrates the scale of resources being devoted to GTA 6’s promotion, reflecting the massive anticipation surrounding the franchise’s latest entry. For players counting down to November 19, 2026, such efforts underscore just how seriously Rockstar is treating this release and hint at the company’s confidence in the game’s Vice City setting becoming as iconic as previous Grand Theft Auto locations.

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