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+ | [[Image:LibertyCityPost-GTA4-frontpage.jpg|thumb|120px|Front page. The image is similar to [[:Media:LibertyTreeNewspaper.png|an equivalent]] [[Liberty Tree]] texture.]] |
| + | The '''Liberty City Post''' is a newspaper in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. |
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| + | ==Description== |
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| − | The '''Liberty City Post''' is a newspaper in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. Unlike the [[Liberty Tree]], and more like the [[Daily Globe]], the Liberty City Post is a lesser known newspaper owing largely to its sparse appearance in the game. The paper has [[Websites in GTA IV|no official website]], and can only be found in specific interiors. |
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| + | The Liberty City Post is a lesser known newspaper compared to other newspapers. It can only be found in specific areas and does not maintain a website. |
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| − | The name is likely a reference to the [[wp:New York Post|New York Post]] |
+ | The name is likely a reference to the [[wp:New York Post|New York Post]]. |
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+ | ==Trivia== |
| + | *The newspaper misspells [[Manny Escuela|Manny Escuela's]] name on the front page, spelling it as ''"Escuella"''. |
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| + | *Upon closer inspection of the articles, the New York Times can be seen in place of the Liberty City Post. |
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| + | ==See Also== |
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| + | *[[Daily Rag]] |
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| + | *[[Los Santos Meteor]] |
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| + | [[Category:Businesses in GTA IV]] |
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Revision as of 23:42, 2 November 2017
Front page. The image is similar to an equivalent Liberty Tree texture.
The Liberty City Post is a newspaper in Grand Theft Auto IV.
Description
The Liberty City Post is a lesser known newspaper compared to other newspapers. It can only be found in specific areas and does not maintain a website.
The name is likely a reference to the New York Post.
Trivia
- The newspaper misspells Manny Escuela's name on the front page, spelling it as "Escuella".
- Upon closer inspection of the articles, the New York Times can be seen in place of the Liberty City Post.