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− | [[File:GTA_III_Cinematic_Camera.jpg|thumb|Cinematic Camera in GTA III.]]'''Cinematic Camera''' is a unique type of camera that was first introduced in the [[ |
+ | [[File:GTA_III_Cinematic_Camera.jpg|thumb|Cinematic Camera in GTA III.]]'''Cinematic Camera''' is a unique type of camera that was first introduced in the [[3D Universe]] and onwards. It allows the player to view a vehicle you're currently driving from 2nd person perspective and frequently changes as you drive further. [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|GTA Vice City]] reuses the camera from [[Grand Theft Auto III|GTA III]] but starting in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]], the cinematic camera was revamped, introducing different angles to choose from, (helicopter, pedestrian, etc.) and further enhanced in [[Grand Theft Auto IV|GTA IV]] and [[Grand Theft Auto V|GTA V]] in which you can activate slow-motion and toggle while on the mission (GTA V only). In [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars|GTA Chinatown Wars]], it uses classic cinematic camera from GTA III due to top-down perspective. |
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Revision as of 06:47, 21 June 2014
Cinematic Camera is a unique type of camera that was first introduced in the 3D Universe and onwards. It allows the player to view a vehicle you're currently driving from 2nd person perspective and frequently changes as you drive further. GTA Vice City reuses the camera from GTA III but starting in GTA San Andreas, the cinematic camera was revamped, introducing different angles to choose from, (helicopter, pedestrian, etc.) and further enhanced in GTA IV and GTA V in which you can activate slow-motion and toggle while on the mission (GTA V only). In GTA Chinatown Wars, it uses classic cinematic camera from GTA III due to top-down perspective.
Notes
Before switching to Cinematic Camera, it is highly adviced that your vehicle must be in good condition or without wanted level. When you notice that your vehicle is about to explode (smoke comes out from engine), switch to default camera or just bail, otherwise you'll suddenly blow up. Also, when you're surrounded by police, just drive away or get out of the vehicle or else, you'll get busted easily. Sometimes using this option can be very risky as the player may accidentally ram objects, fall off from heights, getting fired by gangs or random people, and other dangerous environments.
Trivia
- In GTA III and GTA Vice City this type of view will make few cars spawn, making it possible to drive at very high speed on the streets, as there are barely any vehicles blocking your way.