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The open Vice City Collection box and its souvenir compartments. Image source: Rockstar Games

The Goodtime State Vice City Collection is a merchandise box: GTA VI itself is sold separately. Its contents include a Macca the Gator figure, Oakley sunglasses, a New Era cap, a Leonida Keys crossbody bag and a double-sided poster featuring a map.^[1]

The set takes inspiration from the fictional Macca the Gator TV show, turning an in-world reference into physical souvenirs. The key buying distinction is simple: collectibles and game access are separate purchases. Check the official listing for your region’s current price and availability; neither is assumed here.^[1]

Rockstar said Trailer 2 was captured in-game on PlayStation 5 and combined gameplay with cutscenes in equal proportions. VGC reproduced that statement in its May 7, 2025 report.^[1]

“Captured in-game” therefore should not be read as “every shot is player-controlled gameplay.” Nor does that statement promise a particular frame rate, resolution, or PS5 model. It explains how the trailer was assembled, while leaving the classification of individual shots open. The source here is VGC’s reproduction of Rockstar’s statement; the original social post was inaccessible during this check.^[1]

Lucia’s biography connects her mother’s ambitions to Liberty City and says Lucia has been released from Leonida Penitentiary.^[1]

That is a character-history connection, not an announcement that Liberty City is explorable in GTA VI. It is a useful distinction when a familiar place name sparks map speculation: a biography can establish someone’s past without adding a destination to the game. The official profile also leaves room for questions; it does not identify the precise offence that put her behind bars.^[1]

Brian lets Jason stay rent-free in return for shakedowns and visits for Lori’s sangria.^[1]

The interesting detail is the relationship: a home can also create an obligation. Read this as character setup in Rockstar’s biography. It does not establish a player-facing rent bill, property-management feature, or a specific mission you will have to complete. Those would require their own confirmation. For now, the small domestic detail gives Jason’s situation a sharp hook: “free” accommodation still comes with somebody else’s expectations.^[1]

The Starlet Motel at dusk in Port Gellhorn. Image source: Rockstar Games

Rockstar presents Port Gellhorn as a former holiday hotspot whose motels, closed attractions and empty shopping strips tell a story of decline.^[1]

The appeal of this setting is the contrast between what a resort promises and what remains after visitors disappear. That is an editorial reading of the official description, not a mission reveal. It gives the place a different identity from a generic beach playground: the holiday infrastructure is still there, but the good times have moved on. Rockstar has not supplied an economic statistic or a real-city identification here.^[1]