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Take A Relaxing Underwater Voyage In Fan-Made GTA V Nature Doc
A few days ago, we showed you how to play Grand Theft Auto V as a shark. As a faux documentary shows, the waters of Los Santos are alluring to a variety of people – and not necessarily only recreational drug users.
The video, called "Into the Deep," shows the crew of a small sub exploring the seas, calling out the impressive variety of creatures and plants that call it home. It's a fantastic showcase for how good the game looks, and it's one of the more relaxing game videos we've seen in a while.
The video is the work of Chaney555 on the YouTube channel 8-Bit B--tard. If you have an insane memory, you might remember that channel from this impressive recreation of The Sopranos' opening title sequence a few months back. Nicely done!
[Source: 8-Bit B--stard, via GameSpot]
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