JulioNiB, scripter of previous GTA V mods like Iron Man and Watch Dogs – yes, there's a Watch Dogs mod for the game – is on the team, likewise the 8 bit Bastard collective, who cut the trailer below using the Rockstar Editor.
JulioNiB, scripter of previous GTA V mods like Iron Man and Watch Dogs yes, there's a Watch Dogs mod for the game is on the team, likewise the 8 bit Bastard collective, who cut the trailer below using the Rockstar Editor.
8-Bit Bastard, four guys who run a popular gaming channel on YouTube (ask your nephew), were commissioned to demonstrate the tool's capabilities.
'Onto the Land', by 8-Bit Bastard.
'Into the Deep', by 8-Bit Bastard.
For the trailer, they hit up 8-Bit Bastard a creative machinima collective who created the first ever GTA V vid using Rockstar Editor.
Alongside production partner Sonny Evans, Chaney makes up one half of YouTube outfit 8-Bit Bastard, a team who cut its teeth in the ever-popular Grand Theft Auto V machinima scene two years ago creating skits, guides, and virtual reenactments of scenes from famous movies and television shows.
Alongside production partner Sonny Evans, Chaney makes up one half of YouTube outfit 8-Bit Bastard, a team who cut their teeth in the ever-popular Grand Theft Auto V machinima scene two years ago creating skits, guides and virtual re-enactments of scenes from famous movies and television shows.
The emerging trio's neon-soaked sonics are ideally suited to GTA V's movie-making toolset, as 8-Bit Bastard have again proved with the video to the band's new song, "The Mountain", taken from their debut album (due out on the 24th of July, via INgrooves).
So far, we've seen several amazing little movies made this way, the first being 8-Bit Bastard's Trevor-starring "Running, Man", commissioned by Rockstar themselves.
Driven by a lifelong admiration of esteemed naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough, 8-Bit Bastard's most successful video to date, Into the Deep, examines the world and wildlife that exists just off the shore of the bustling city, and has been viewed close to one million times.
