Grand Theft Auto: Vice City PS2 #5

Welcome to my GTA: Vice City PS2 playthrough! Recap: After killing Diaz, Tommy gathers up Lance, Avery, and Ken, more then determined to take over this town. But a couple of obstacles are in their way. First one is when some stores are refusing to pay protection money since Diaz's death. Tommy heads to the North Point Mall to do a hit and run on the shop fronts to scare them into paying protection and shooting windows down. The second obstacle is when one of those stores that were refusing to pay the protection money, still is refusing because they're protected by some "Gang". But Tommy proves them wrong by ending the entire gang. The last one starts at the Vercetti Estate, Mike and Lance are arguing about a failed bomb detonation at the Tarbrush Café in the North Point Mall. Tommy arrives and Lance explains the situation. Lance wants to abandon the detonation as the police are now surrounding the area but Tommy decides they can detonate the bomb themselves by posing as police officers to get to the mall. Over at Vice Point, Tommy and Lance ambush two officers and steal their uniforms. The duo head to the mall, where Tommy walks past the police and military presence at the café. Tommy detonates the bomb and the café blows up. This explosion alerts the FBI (thus causing a 5-star wanted level) but Tommy manages to evade them and heads back to the Vercetti Estate with Lance. Tommy then heads into "Love & Fist" where he helps them get drugs, find a girl for their band(Mercedes), and kill a psychopath that is threatening to kill them. (Credit: GTA Wiki) In this video, I take on the missions: Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 0:05 - Shakedown 8:03 - Bar Brawl 16:37 - Cop Land 25:26 - Love Juice 30:30 - Psycho Killer NOTE: I do miss a lot of phone calls after ending the video, and I do apologize for that, I just don't want the videos to be long, and want my videos all to be uncut, I like to show you everything I do, and that's why. All footage of the PS2 version of GTA: Vice City captured on the PS5. To avoid copyright issues, I’ve decided to keep the in-game radio off throughout this playthrough. Sometimes, though, I might forget to turn it off due to my focus on gameplay.