Pleasanton

Pleasanton is a neighborhood in Saints Row IV.Category:Neighborhoods of Steelport
==Overview==
Pleasanton is one of Zinyak's Simulations.
This Simulation is named in the hood definition file as "Pleasanton", but also referred to as "", after the similar town in the film of the same name.
The 1950s Steelport is originally uses to house Playa during A Pleasant Day as their nightmare is a city based on normality, pleasantry and order, a prison of peace. This is what is supposed to break Playa as they dislike this sort of life. This only at best, freaks out Playa and makes them drive around until Kinzie contacts Playa. The Simulation fails when Kinzie informs Playa that the best way to break the Simulation to cause as much chaos as possible, which is successful and forces Zinyak to intervene and moves Playa into the more secure Virtual Steelport.
Kinzie also gets subjected to this same Simulation during Hello Teacup, wearing 1950s clothing with a poodle skirt under the supervision of Cyrus Temple who is the mayor of the Simulation that is organising a rally. Playa however, returns to this Simulation when they follow some numbers Keith David overheard during his short lived betrayal and CID located the secret entrance in which allowed him to locate Kinzie. Playa would after encountering 2 decoys find Kinzie, reprogram the speakers to play 1950s music and causing a glitch to make Kinzie and everyone else dance, then defeats Cyrus which allows Kinzie to be released from the Simulation and wake up on The Ship
The only vehicles that spawn are old-fashioned cars such as Hollywoods and Gunslingers. The pedestrians in "Steelport" always respond non-violently to insults and attacks, and usually run away when threatened.
Only two buildings are enterable in Pleasanton: Playa's suburban "home", and Ginger's Dive, the diner where Playa enters during A Pleasant Day.
==Trivia==
*Ginger's Dive is based on Smiling Jack's.
* The courthouse square is based on the courthouse square from , in which the film's protagonist travels back in time to the 1950s. In the film, and the game, the clock is stopped at 10:04.
** The newspaper stands have the "Save the Clock Tower" flyer from the film.
* The town is filled with jokes about normality and conformity. One such joke is an advertisement for a store called "Everybody Loves Me" rather than "Nobody Loves Me".
* A Professor Genki styled clock is on the wall to the right.
* A Professor Genki cartoon is playing on both TVs in the house.
* Ginger's Dive has a glaring anachronism: a 21st century cordless phone on the counter.
* There are 15 types of Civilians in Pleasanton alone, and 22 Civilian types in the rest of Virtual Steelport.
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