Las Vegas Strip in video games
The Strip has been a gangster's playground, a post-nuclear fortress and a battlefield, and its casinos are still easy to spot. Las Vegas Strip appears in 3 games on Pixel Pilgrimage: Battlefield 6, Fallout: New Vegas (as The Strip) and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (as The Strip).
In real lifeThe games
In gameBattlefield 62025Vegas StripInspired by a real placeVegas Strip, the headline map of Season 5 in October 2026, takes the war to Las Vegas, across casinos, hotel interiors, crowded streets and the storm drains below. Its casinos are invented, but the Roman-style Olympus…Game vs real photo 
In gameFallout: New Vegas2010The StripReal place, reimaginedMr. House's walled-off paradise of casinos, guarded by Securitrons, where the whole Mojave wants a seat at the table.Game vs real photo 
In gameGrand Theft Auto: San Andreas2004The StripInspired by a real placeLas Venturas's main palm-lined boulevard, home to the Four Dragons, Caligula's Palace and most of the city's casinos.Game vs real photo
The real place
The Las Vegas Strip is the 6.8-kilometre (4.2-mile) stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard lined with the city's biggest resorts. Caesars Palace, opened in 1966 with Roman statues and fountains, and the Luxor's glass pyramid are two of its best-known landmarks.
Visiting
Walk the Strip after dark, when the signs are on and the heat has gone, and use the pedestrian bridges to cross the boulevard. Free shows such as the Bellagio fountains run every 15 to 30 minutes in the evening.
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Las Vegas in video games · All landmarks · Battlefield 6 · Fallout: New Vegas · Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas