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Subject: gaming world comparisons
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gooji 25.04.12 - 09:46am
Many games use actual places for the scenarios, some so apparently highly detailed. But just how accurate are they to the average Joe Gamer? Let's start with the most frequently used city in gaming, New York, home to such games as crysis 2, prototype 2, gta4, spiderman and much more * +
gooji 25.04.12 - 09:52am
I'm inclined to believe the bigger areas and landmarks like time square, central park and liberty island but how accurate is the smaller areas, anyone ever been to new York or London and thought 'this area is spot on in the game'? * +
gooji 25.04.12 - 09:55am
I remember parts of the getaway being quite accurate * +
spartan2 25.04.12 - 10:53am
GT5 pretty much nails the city tracks spot on especially London where you can pick a pub out the scenery and it actually exists. Project Gotham isn't far behind either. * +
xvansx 25.04.12 - 11:06am
Project Gotham did the rocks in Sydney really well * +
mok214 26.04.12 - 06:58am
Dr. Breen said it best. Welcome, welcome to City 17. You have been relocated to one of our finest urban centers... I know it is not a real city, but it could pa55 for St. Petersburg in ruins. 
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tokage 26.04.12 - 08:45am
the main area in yakuza games is very similar to the district of Shinjuku that its based on, kabukicho, but people dont stop you for a fight every 20 seconds in the real place, they stop you every 20 seconds to try and get you into hostess bars instead. * +
tokage 26.04.12 - 08:48am
and the games dont show the ''cool'' kids 
sitting outside of LAWSON convenience store, the uk equivalent would be a gang of ex-chavs in chinos sitting outside of spar. *
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