day one special edition. Has anyone said which version they were playing? what they were demoing it on??
Paparazzi? What the..
Maybe he has to get away from them for the lady.
Passing a tattoo parlor (which you can enter if you wish), Michael notices a woman hiding behind a bus in a nearby alley. The woman is Lacy Jonas, a celebrity who calls herself the voice of a generation., This isn just one of the several dynamic missions that may pop up on your map when walking through a neighborhood. Why is she in the alley? Paparazzi have staked out her car (which is hilariously called a Benefactor Surano). Michael nonchalantly walks up to the vehicle, smarts off to the cameramen, and peels away to pick up Lacy.
The paparazzi don't give up that easily. As Michael takes off in the sportscar, they give chase in a van. Lacy angrily voices her reservations about being photographed right now because she feels fat (she's not). When Michael asks what she did to generate so much attention, she replies, "I'm really famous. I didn't do anything!" Michael eventually shakes their pursuers and heads up to the safety of Vinewood hills.
Thank god for this.Where 4 opted for realism, 5 seems more focused on just having a good time.
If you haven't played IV yet I'd say just skip it and wait. This looks 1,000,000x better.I wonder how the melee combat will be? Why haven't they said anything about that aspect yet. =/
Should I pick up GTA IV? I'm hyped for V lol.
The fact that this comes out during my first month in college is depressing. Won't be able to play until at least Thanksgiving.
I wonder how the melee combat will be? Why haven't they said anything about that aspect yet. =/
Should I pick up GTA IV? I'm hyped for V lol.
Yeah I have a feeling it'll still probably be very scripted.I really really hope the idea of heists lives up to the thoughts in my brain. It probably won't
Thank god for this.
Some of these shots have to be bullshots if they are current gen.
Why do I get a feeling of deja vu? Weren't the pedestrians supposed to be able to call the police in every GTA since VC, along with many other touted features that never make the cut.
And the inclusion of shite like table tennis and golf is a turn off too.
As for looks, I'm honestly not sure what to make of the V's graphics. I never played a Grand Theft Auto for graphics, but I appreciated how good GTA IV looked in its day. I popped that game into my Xbox 360 again on Wednesday morning. It doesn't look as good as I remembered it. The GTA V I saw running on PS3 hardware at Rockstar looked better. That GTA V, though, didn't look as good to me as the one we see in the trailers.
I suggested to the Rockstar reps I was talking to that their trailers are captured off of a PC, off of something that's pumping out better graphics. The version I was watching them play might be an older build, they said, but, no, the trailers are captured from PS3/360-standard machinery.
I asked them this again, hours later, to be sure.
Yes, they said. The trailers are, as always, running in the game's graphics engine, mixing gameplay and cutscenes, andtheir phrase, not mineit's current-gen footage. Maybe what they capture for trailers is just staged well. I don't know. Or maybe the graphics will look better and better as the game gets closer to release. GTA V is by no means ugly. It looks quite nice. But what I saw in trailers never looked current-gen to me. What I saw played in front of me did.
I wish Rockstar would say they're making a next-gen version or a PC version, but the company line is that they have no plans to do so. Take that for what you will. I'd still like a GTA V that looks as sharp as the game does in its trailers.
Its easy to forgive older GTA games for their occasional technical shortcomings based solely on their ambitious nature, and its worth noting that Grand Theft Auto V is still a solid six months away from being released, so additional polish will no doubt be applied. But GTA V does currently have GTA IVs texture pop-in issues, and graphically, its unimpressive. It looks like an enhanced version of Grand Theft Auto IV with an extra sheen added, but it also doesnt stand up to its far more graphically-impressive contemporaries. It doesnt look five-plus years newer than the game that came before it. The good news is that no one plays GTA for its aesthetics, but its nonetheless worth noting that the game looks decidedly dated this late in Xbox 360s and PlayStation 3s lifecycle.
Thank god for this.
Lol what. Activities which you won't be forced to play is a turn off to you?? CrazyWhy do I get a feeling of deja vu? Weren't the pedestrians supposed to be able to call the police in every GTA since VC, along with many other touted features that never make the cut.
And the inclusion of shite like table tennis and golf is a turn off too. Ah well, hopefully they make do with the tightened controls at least. They really need to give us the option to choose who we do missions for as well. The way you always have to do missions for no reason for some guy you hate is annoying.
"You choose a crew from more than just the 3 characters like hackers, lock pickers, etc. Their skills get boosted if they live onto the next mission."
As long as they're optional why would you care?And the inclusion of shite like table tennis and golf is a turn off too.
This is rear moment when journalists have mentioned graphic in preview of really big AAA game.
Kotaku
IGN
But gameplay will be fantastic and rich and that is most important part
Yup.
NOOOOOooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I wanted more realism, not less.
This isn't Saints Row.
There's a happy medium between fun and realism. The old GTA's and SR1/SR2 straddled the line very well I thought.NOOOOOooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I wanted more realism, not less.
This isn't Saints Row.
When Michael pulls out his smartphone to take a picture of the Space Ranger, the actor strikes a pose for him. Whenever you take a picture in Los Santos, you can share it with friends via the Rockstar Social Club.