Ned Luke, who voiced Michael De Santa in Grand Theft Auto V, has pushed back against players claiming Grand Theft Auto 6 looks similar to its predecessor. In recent comments, Luke expressed surprise at the character model improvements, noting that his likeness in the new game surpasses what he actually looked like. He particularly highlighted the advancement in character animation as evidence of Rockstar's technical progress, suggesting that even casual observation of how characters move should dispel the notion that the two games appear equivalent.
- Luke attributes much of GTA 6's visual leap to refined character animations and movement systems, not just static model fidelity.
- The comparison between GTA 5 and GTA 6 visuals appears rooted in misunderstanding the scope of graphical changes since the 2013 release.
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Tech4Gamers
· Aug 31, 22:23 UTC
Anybody Who Thinks GTA 6 Looks Like GTA 5 Is “Out of Their Minds,” Says Michael Voice Actor
Ned Luke, the actor behind Michael De Santa in GTA 5, has pushed back against claims that GTA 6 looks too similar to its predecessor. Anybody Who Thinks GTA 6 Looks Like GTA 5 Is “Out of Their Minds,” Says Michael Voice Actor is a post from…
Gamingbolt
· Aug 31, 13:59 UTC
People Who Say GTA 6 Looks Like GTA 5 Are “Out of Their Minds”, Says Michael De Santa’s Voice Actor
Ned Luke said in an interview that "I never looked that good" when discussing the visual fidelity and animations of Grand Theft Auto 6.
Dexerto
· Aug 31, 09:55 UTC
GTA 5 Michael actor says fans are “out of their minds” for thinking GTA 6 looks the same
Ned Luke has been left baffled by fans comparing GTA 6 to GTA 5, arguing that character movement alone shows how far Rockstar’s technology has come.