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[[File:Grand_Theft_Auto_III_third_view.jpg|thumb|250px|The Third-Person View in Grand Theft Auto III, the first game in 3-D of the saga.]]A '''Third-Person View''' (3rd Person) is a camera angle which shows the player's body from behind, instead of looking as if through their eyes. This is in contrast to a [[First-Person View]] where the camera only sees the player's arms and weapon. Both views usually contain a [[HUD]]. |
[[File:Grand_Theft_Auto_III_third_view.jpg|thumb|250px|The Third-Person View in Grand Theft Auto III, the first game in 3-D of the saga.]]A '''Third-Person View''' (3rd Person) is a camera angle which shows the player's body from behind, instead of looking as if through their eyes. This is in contrast to a [[First-Person View]] where the camera only sees the player's arms and weapon. Both views usually contain a [[HUD]]. |
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+ | A 3rd-person view is available in all [[3D]] GTA games - the [[3D Universe]] and [[HD Universe]]. This excludes the top-down games in the [[2D Universe]], along with [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]. Chinatown Wars may have a more early style of game play, but it has a fully rotatable camera which is not present in any other [[Grand Theft Auto]] game. |
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Revision as of 15:11, 26 November 2016
The Third-Person View in Grand Theft Auto III, the first game in 3-D of the saga.
A Third-Person View (3rd Person) is a camera angle which shows the player's body from behind, instead of looking as if through their eyes. This is in contrast to a First-Person View where the camera only sees the player's arms and weapon. Both views usually contain a HUD.
A 3rd-person view is available in all 3D GTA games - the 3D Universe and HD Universe. This excludes the top-down games in the 2D Universe, along with Grand Theft Auto Advance and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars. Chinatown Wars may have a more early style of game play, but it has a fully rotatable camera which is not present in any other Grand Theft Auto game.
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Top-Down or 2-D view in Grand Theft Auto.
2-D view in Grand Theft Auto 2, GTA unlike 1, this sample type graphics with a 3D style, only with top-down view.
The graphics 3-D of GTA IV, with a style much different that of GTA III Era Games.
The graphics of GTA: Chinatown Wars, style 3D yet 2D.
Franklin from GTA V in a third-person view.