Forza Horizon 4 meets GTA 5

Racing games have always had a kind of kinship with Grand Theft Auto because of the emphasis on cars and the importance of racing in its gameplay, even though, basically, they are two different animals. In the past, the trailers of various racing games, especially Forza, were redone using the GTA 5 Rockstar Editor utility. And now, the Forza Horizon 4 E3 trailer received the treatment .

RavenwestR1, responsible for some of the recreations of the trailer, is also the author of this film.

-Scene Recreation uses Overflod Autarch as a representation of the McLaren used in the first half of the original footage with other cars like the Weeny Issi appearing later.

Other scenes are shot in the same way with different objects that are in representation, meaning that RavenwestR1 did not use any mods of active, only those that helped to create the video itself. even.

Each camera angle, vehicle placement, motion and scene is a perfect representation that must have been meticulous. A side-by-side comparison of the original trailer and recess in GTA 5 shows just how much this video drew attention to the details, and if someone was looking at it from a distance, she might think that it is the

The transitions of the season are particularly impressive and the selection of locations on the GTA 5 map to suit each shot adds to the l & # 39; 39; authenticity. Working with the limits of the game and not using mods shows how dedicated their creator was to their craft

The trailer breaks have a long history in the GTA community, ranging from 1: 1 remakes to parodies. The Rockstar Editor, introduced with the enhanced edition of GTA 5, is a video recording and editing tool in the game that allows players to control almost every aspect of their game. scenes with fraternization prop and the ability to change character model. PC-only mods, specially designed for video production in the game, are also available, which makes the GTA 5 fan video community very active.