Awesome Gta

Cyclist Fabio Wibmer combines his love for riding with video games in this amazing action film. After an accident sidelined Wibmer from riding, he respawned in the Côte d’Azur for this thrill-filled video shot like a third-person sandbox game. The filmmakers deserve equal credit for the exceptional camerawork.

It’s going to be a while before we get a new Grand Theft Auto game with next-gen graphics. In the meantime, modders have turned to applying graphical upgrades to GTA V, like this incredible photorealistic footage of the 2013 sandbox shooter posted by OreoShaman. Check out some nighttime driving footage here.

(PG-13) Wubba lubba mod mod! Rick and Morty fan zzcool and their fellow modders brought one of the show’s dimensions to Grand Theft Auto V. It includes the Cromulons, a working portal gun, Pickle Rick and more. It seems to have borrowed assets from Virtual Rick-ality.

With all of the concerns about the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 having the potential to spontaneously burst into flames, one enterprising modder decided the transform the exploding phones into a weapon for Grand Theft Auto V – in the form of a sticky bomb.

8-Bit Bastard and IGN created this amusing machinima of the opening title sequence from the classic Mike Judge animated series King of the Hill, using characters, environments and vehicles from Grand Theft Auto V.

There’s a chain-link fence by the airport in Grand Theft Auto V that appears to be pretty tricky to enter. But it turns out it’s not the fence that’s really the problem – it’s the gate that’s got an attitude.

(NSFW: Language) “OH MY GOD! It’s the guy off YouTube!” MrKreepyKoala trolls players on Grand Theft Auto Online, following them around with a creepy mask and music on, then killing them. The DayZ stalker must be proud.

While we miss Satriale’s, Pizzaland and 97 cent gasoline, we have to say that 8-Bit Bastard’s machinima recreation of the opening of the HBO classic The Sopranos using Grand Theft Auto V is still pretty solid. Comparison video here.

John Chapman put together this faithful shot-by-shot remake of the classic truck/motorcycle chase sequence from Terminator 2: Judgment Day, using nothing but Grand Theft Auto V. It’s too bad there’s no T-1000 character in the game.

Brass Ballas and a group of Redditors used GTA V to recreate the epic train fight sequence from Skyfall. While you can’t get the same cars or characters in the game’s engine, it’s still an impressive effort. But where’s the excavator?

(NSFW: Language) Perhaps the greatest stunt ever performed in GTA V, the guys from Rooster Teeth attempt to jump their cars over a boatload of buses. Jump to 13:00 in the video for the big stunt. WHOA! HE’S STILL IN THE AIR!

Yes, we know that GTA V is coming out in a week, but for now we still have to make do with the old game. Here’s a mod to keep things fresh – it adds a menagerie of animals to Liberty City. It’s like the poor man’s Tokyo Jungle.

While it’s not the first trailer we’ve seen for GTA V, this is the first one titled “The Official Trailer”, so that must mean something. It doesn’t really tell us anything, but only serves to whet our appetites slightly until the game drops on 9/17.

(NSFW) Grand Theft Auto V’s protagonists. Michael is a middle-aged man who wants to escape his boring life. Franklin is a gangster who wants out. Trevor is a hillbilly drug dealer who, well, we don’t know what he wants.

Help (or destroy) the citizens of Liberty City as Iron Man with the help of this mod for Grand Theft Auto IV. Shellhead is equipped with his repulsor beam, boot jets and a hilariously strong punch.

Rockstar Games has uploaded hi-res maps from Grand Theft Auto III, Vice City and San Andreas, a gift to those who bought the digital versions of the games (and anyone looking for cool GTA posters).

An awesome, action-packed short film based on the Grand Theft Auto series featuring a thrilling chase which has Niko Bellic hunting down his latest mission objective. Directed by Gevorg Karensky.

We’ve seen Doc Brown’s time machine in Crysis, and now it’s on the mean streets of Grand Theft Auto IV. SeedyROM used a variety of mods and tweaks to make the functional virtual replica.

(NSFW: Language) YouTuber MajamiHiroz imagines what Grand Theft Auto: Vice City would look like if it was released in 1988 on the Commodore 64. Spoiler alert: The video is of the final mission.

(NSFW: Language) After sending R2-D2 to Liberty City, YouTuber taltigolt made another mod for Grand Theft Auto IV, this time with newer robots: ATLAS and P-Body from Portal 2.

We’ve always thought R2-D2 was a peace-loving little droid, but after seeing him on the streets of GTA IV laying waste to innocent civilians, we wonder if he’s got a little Dark Side in him after all.

It was only a matter of time before Rockstar would reveal its first look at GTA V. The city of Los Santos is brimming over with fast cars, fast women, gangbangers, derelicts, and shiny new graphics.

The father of modern sandbox video games just turned 10. Rockstar Games shows its gratitude by re-releasing the game on both iOS and Android devices. Also by reminding us of how old we are.