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The speaker introduces a supposedly leaked GTA 6 video and explains why it initially seemed fake. He compares it to real-life footage and describes the first clues that made him reconsider.
All right, guys.Welcome back.So, my mind has been absolutely blown to the point where I recorded this whole video and my mic was off because I was so focused on what I was seeing in front of me.But, I'm going to do the whole video again.So, here we go.Here on screen.Okay.And and it seems like the closer we get to the release of this game of GTA 6, I think the next seven days or so are going to be absolutely bananas.Um, so here on screen, I'm going to be showing you guys GTA 6 gameplay.I've I've had this video on my screen for like 45 minutes now and initially when I first saw it I brushed it off.I'm like this is quite clearly it's fake.It looks way too real and it's probably AI generated but it seems like it's not.
And so let me explain.Initially I saw the cars, the Corvette, the Lamborghini, some of the classics.Typically we know that GTA does not include real brand cars in their in their games.That was kind of like the first sort of red flag for me.And then I thought, okay, I came across a real life video and there's another real life video that is essentially the same thing.So I'll put both of them here on screen side by side.The one on the left is going to be the real life video.And the one on the right is going to be the GTA 6 video.So I thought to myself, well clearly somebody grabbed this footage, ran it through some sort of AI program, and made it look like GTA 6 gameplay.So I brushed it off.
He points out details like recognizable locations, NPC behavior, and Rockstar's own real-life posts that suggest the footage may be genuine. The discussion focuses on how realistic the scene looks and how closely it matches Miami.
But then you start looking closer and since Potato actually noted this out.If you take a look on the right hand side, obviously if you look really closely, you can tell the NPCs are real GTA 6 NPCs.But if you look on the right hand side of the gameplay version, you'll see Bobby's Hurricane.Now, Bobby's Hurricane, okay, is a fast food restaurant chain that appears in GTA Online as a part of the Arena War update and is also going to appear in GTA 6.But that's not all.The biggest confirmation is that Rockstar Games themselves posted a real on Instagram.Now, this is initially coming from Only Indeed, which is essentially some sort of social media platform that focuses on everything that goes down here in South Florida.You can quite clearly see the NPCs, very similar to the real life footage.But it seems like what they did here was they recreated this footage, this moment when Rockstar took all these cars to Miami Beach and they recreated it with the assets of GTA 6.
So you can go as far as saying this is what the game is going to look like.And I think the more we look at this, the more we start understanding, damn, maybe consoles really can run a game like this.This just looks ridiculous.Like I I honestly am having a hard time comprehending how this is even possible.The lighting, the skybox, the NPCs.The NPCs is what strikes me the most.Their behavior is so incredibly realistic.They're all doing something different.I don't think you can see one NPC doing the same thing as the other.Obviously, this is compressed through Twitter and whatnot and Instagram, so the quality is a little shitty, but you've got the guy on the wheelchair there, the electric wheelchair.We have a couple here that some people are speculating is like Lucia and Jason.I'm not too sure about that, but who knows?
Now, we know that you can use your phone for several things in GTA 6.It seems like maybe this is something that you can also replicate once you're in the game.You can use your phone camera to record in some sort of firsterson mode.I don't know.Obviously, devs have different tools than we might have when the game fully drops.The fact that you take a look at this and you see how every MPC is is doing something different is absolutely ridiculous.You've got people taking selfies, guys recording the low riders, the classics from a person that's in my teens.I've been to Ocean Drive.I I I can tell you I've lost count how many times I've been there.This is like real life.I I have never quite clearly seen something that looks so realistic when it comes to a game in comparison to what it is in real life.
You can fool anybody.Matter of fact, for the first 5 10 minutes, I was actually fooled and I thought this was just real and then I thought it was AI generated to look real but somewhat looked like GTA 6.
The speaker shifts to upcoming Guardian coverage and reported details about GTA 6's long development, scale, and research in Miami. He highlights small gameplay details that show Rockstar's attention to realism.
Now, I believe on Saturday, we're also going to have some additional information when it comes to GTA 6.I think the Guardian is dropping a full interview that they did with Rockstar.I'm not sure if it was Rob Nelson, but they're going to be dropping an interview.Um, they did drop some bits and pieces of what they talked about.Everything will be fully disclosed later on this week, of course, but some of the things they discussed were just essentially how long this game took.They've been down here in Miami since 2015.So, they've been working and doing some sort of uh research for this game for over a decade at this point.They came down here to study the neighborhoods, nightife, architecture, local culture, and different s sorts of lifestyles.almost 5,000 people worked on GTA 6, which is absolutely huge.Uh they said that Rob Nelson himself describes the game as so enormous that no individual could understand every part of it.
And I look at this and this is kind of like you start understanding.We think we know how big this game is, but I don't think we quite clearly have an idea yet until it drops in about 7 days, which again is nuts.Um they also briefly discuss at the amount of detail that went into this game.For example, when you're playing as Jason, you can have Jason eat a hot dog, pause, and have a donut.On the other hand, it also mentions how if you're holding a six-ack of beer and you start running, you clearly don't have the same animation.You'll actually adjust how he holds the six-pack of beer.You put it between his arm and his like body, if you will, which is a nice little attention to detail.Also mention how the actual beer in the bottle moves as you walk and as you run.
This is something a small little detail that we saw in one of the uh initial trailers of GTA 6.Again, I'm not surprised that this game is going to have this level of detail.This is to be expected from Rockstar.And if we take anything from the last title, Red Dead 2, there's going to be a lot of details, but I think this is definitely for sure going to be taking it to the next level.
He wraps up by sharing his excitement for GTA 6 and promising more coverage when the Guardian article is released. The video ends with a call for viewers' thoughts.
Just a short video I wanted to share with you guys.I'm super excited for this game.I know we're kind of focusing very heavily now on GTA 6, but this is a game we've been waiting for so long, and I want to start getting the hype in.We're going to be covering this game start to finish.It's going to be an absolute blast.And um expect more content GTA 6 related.So, thank you for watching.I'll probably cover the uh Guardian article when it drops on Saturday, whenever that may be.And uh discuss it down below.What do you guys think?