Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2020/08/06/man-walks-around-like-hes-in.html
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This is accurate for most older open world games, but things have come along a bit in the last few years and the movement isn’t nearly so stiff. The camera style is still spot on though.
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The full 11-minute version is on YouTube: 【実写版】ゲームあるあるグランドセフト如くソリッド 渋谷篇チャプター１/ Video game moments in real life Shibuya story - YouTube
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That’s some quality mo-cap and the rendering is good too 
Years ago, when I was playing a lot of Unreal, I saw car headlight casting beams through a fence on a foggy day; I thought, “Hmmm, is that procedural or pre-rendered?” 
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I approve of anything with a Hachiko visit.
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I play a lot of 7 Days to Die and I’ll admit that more than once in the real world I’ve seen a building and starting considering what kind of resources it might have. “Let’s see … can usually find books in a school, but sometimes they have chemistry labs too, and there’s often a lounge, so food …” or “That style of house almost always has a workbench in the garage!”
Still trying to figure out how to access the creative menu in the real world, though.
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Great Work. Reminds me of this Gem (GoldenEye recreation https://youtu.be/tyBSU60ZOqk?t=21)
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I cannot imagine what time they had to film this at to find the Hachiko statue empty. o_0 Subway station being closed gives a good suggestion, tho.
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This is excellent, and the camera work really makes it. Lovely stuff.
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For a much dumber (and funnier, ymmv) version please enjoy
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Quite brilliant! Thanks for a fun link or three!
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the bit with the grandfather always makes me laugh
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I hope he finds those sailors.
Clever and well done. 
Enough to put a smile on my face this morning.
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I wish I could look at this as all fun and games.
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This was great, with some satisfying videogame deep cuts. The stealth section being particularly hilarious and various movement problems making me think of that Dara O Briain routine…
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Yeah, adaptive and procedural animation has come a long way, particularly in the last few years, which still blows me away:
Though that’s monster-budget AAA productions from a handful of studios. I still see a lot of awkward animations like this in games.
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As someone who visits a lot of medieval towns and has also played a lot of Assassin’s Creed I know exactly what you mean. Only my thoughts go to climbability.
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