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Awkward Video Game Animations Acted Out In Real Life
It’s safe to say we’ve all seen video games characters fall short when trying to mimic reality. Vine user Danny Gonzalez demonstrates in a recent Vine video just how far many games are from seamlessly recreating even simple everyday tasks like sitting.
Many open-world games should come to mind when watching Vine user Danny Gonzalez jump towards a bench, punch at it, and then slowly turn to plop down. Oftentimes, sitting down looks more than a little wonky when our avatars try to pull it off, especially afterwards when they stare into space absentmindedly.
[Source: Danny Gonzalez via Kotaku]
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