I’m at work, so if someone caught me watching this feature length GTA IV Machinima for two hours, I don’t think it would go down too well. But if you have the time and the inclination, this is one of the most finely polished, well conceived example of Machinima we’ve ever seen.
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What Is This, Half-Life 2? Nope, too many bright lights, too many sex workers. Instead, this is Grand Theft Auto IV’s version of Times Square. Only now it has a gravity gun.
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Here’s what Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto IV would have looked like were it a first-person shooter, and not a third-person… whatever you like to call these games.
Guillermo Del Toro, the director behind Cronos and the big screen version of Hellboy, has walked from the Hobbit movie. He has plans! Video game plans.
The last big Rockstar game Grand Theft Auto IV cost roughly $US100 million.
Tom Bissell was a productive, healthy and somewhat disciplined young award-winning author, before his passion for Grand Theft Auto helped transform him into a cocaine-addled gaming addict.
Strauss Zelnick may be adamant about not announcing the next Grand Theft Auto, but Dan Houser, in a lengthy interview with The Times of London, so casually mentions work on the next GTA that it sounds rather inevitable.
Say what you will about the merits of Grand Theft Auto IV as a game, there’s no disputing how magnificent a technical achievement it is. After all, few games could make a clip like this so interesting.
