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[[ | [[File:TheVisage-GTASA-exterior.jpg|thumb|375px|The Visage in GTA San Andreas.]] | ||
The Visage is casino in [[Las Venturas]] , | '''The Visage''' is an inaccessible [[casino]] hotel in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] located along [[The Strip]] in [[Las Venturas]], [[San Andreas in GTA III Era|San Andreas]]. | ||
== Description == | |||
Designed to be the second-largest casino in Las Venturas, behind [[The Emerald Isle]], the building consists of a massive Y-shaped hotel block based on an extensive low-rise base with an integrated two-storey parking garage in the rear, and fronted by a lofty water feature. The hotel block, highly visible from much of western Las Venturas, is a prominent feature of the city's skyline. | |||
The Visage is a close counterpart of [[:wp:The Mirage|The Mirage Resort & Casino]] on the Las Vegas Strip in [[:wp:Las Vegas|Las Vegas]], [[:wp:Nevada|Nevada]]. Its name may or may not be a play on the phrase "deux visage" which is French for "two-faced". | |||
==Collectibles== | |||
*One [[Horseshoes|Horseshoe]] | |||
*One [[Oysters|Oyster]] | |||
[[Category:Businesses in GTA San Andreas]] | |||
[[Category:Casinos]] | |||
[[Category:Places in Las Venturas]] | |||
Latest revision as of 01:17, 3 August 2012
The Visage is an inaccessible casino hotel in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas located along The Strip in Las Venturas, San Andreas.
Description
Designed to be the second-largest casino in Las Venturas, behind The Emerald Isle, the building consists of a massive Y-shaped hotel block based on an extensive low-rise base with an integrated two-storey parking garage in the rear, and fronted by a lofty water feature. The hotel block, highly visible from much of western Las Venturas, is a prominent feature of the city's skyline.
The Visage is a close counterpart of The Mirage Resort & Casino on the Las Vegas Strip in Las Vegas, Nevada. Its name may or may not be a play on the phrase "deux visage" which is French for "two-faced".