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Was Tommy Vercetti from Grand Theft Auto Vice City also in the game called Driv3r?
Updated: 9/24/2023
Yes.
There is a character called Timmy Vermicelli in Driv3r who wears the same Hawaiian shirt as Tommy Vercetti did in GTA Vice City. It is supposed to be a spoof of the GTA character. Timmy in Driv3r is also wearing inflatable armbands, to make fun of Tommy's inability to swim.
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