This is a sub-page of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.
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Unused Models#
Bus Stop#

Labeled as (bustopm.dff/txd).it was meant to be part of the game world. They were most likely cut in mid-development, as they cannot get damaged and have somewhat compressed textures.
It was overhauled and reused in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
GTA 3 Wooden Lounger#
The sun-lounger chair used in Asuka Kasen's apartment in Grand Theft Auto III exists in the files and was intended to be used before being replaced with different designs.
Pink Hut#
A small pink hut presumably intended for the beach considering its filename is just one letter away from the normal beach hut model.
Volleyball Net#
A volleyball net also likely for the beach. It's missing collision, so the player could go through it.
Sandcastles#
Some sandcastles intended as props for the beach. These seem unfinished as only the larger one is destructible.
Unused Lounger Variant#
An unused lounger variant that features a towel.
Small trashbin#
An unused trashbin that has missing textures and can be found in Manhunt. Judging from the handle it has, it was mounted on a wall somewhere.
Character Models#
A rather badly-textured model of Kent Paul as kentpaul.dff. A different model is used.
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An earlier model of Ken Rosenberg, sporting a different shirt, different face, no glasses.

Alternate designs for the goons that occupy any asset owned by the player. Interestingly, the Japanese version does use these models.
A model of Lance, labeled as buddy.dff. This model doesn't have its own texture, so as a result it has the same problem as the Kent Paul model.
Save File Icon#
Default (VCICON.ICN) |
Copy (VCICON2.ICN) |
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There are three variants of the PlayStation 2 save icon on the disc - a default icon, a deformed copy save icon, and a fallen over delete save icon. Though only the 1st is used.
Music Pickup#
A pickup depicting a pair of headphones named in the files as "PICKUPMUSIC". There's no coding for it, though it can still be spawned in game. This is likely a leftover of an idea where the player could listen to music on-foot while using a walk-man, but was cut due to technical issues.
(Source: source needed)

