The new Unreal Engine 5 has been officially available for some time now, and talented developers have immediately done some extremely impressive things with them. For example, well -known games such as Portal, Need for Speed 3, and also The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, were a lot prettied up by using the Unreal Engine 5. Tech demos from developers also showed us what the new engine is capable of.

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the GTA Trilogy could have looked so good

The next game, which received a graphic revision from a committed player, is the popular Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas from 2004. In a almost two -minute video, the YouTuber teaser play shows what the Grove Street with the new Unreal Engine 5 looks like.

Understandably, the YouTuber could not help but distribute a small swipe in the direction of Rockstar Games, as they disappointed their fans with their recently published GTA Trilogy. In the video itself, the protagonist Carl Johnson in particular makes a pretty good impression with his detailed appearance. According to the teaser play, the 3D model was provided by Hossein Diba, another YouTuber. This focused on the general design of characters for games and cinematics on his channel.

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By Daniel Link
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05/23/2022 at 9:00 p.m.