How Realistic Do 'Grand Theft Auto' Fans Really Want It To Be?

When gamers talk about wanting more realistic game, they're talking about realistic graphics, not a need for the characters to pop into CVS before their next shoot-out.

But CollegeHumor imagined a world where the developers behind the eagerly anticipated Grand Theft Auto: V were a little more literal.

In this version of the game, you have to live with the real-life consequences of reckless driving â€" like the hassle of exchanging insurance info with the guy you rear-ended on your way to blow up a helicopter. It might not be as fun as the actual GTA:V, but this version probably would be more popular with parents.

Bonus: 'Grand Theft Auto V' Mural

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   Grand Theft Auto V Mural

   A painter finishes up the facial details of Trevor, a main character in the new Grand Theft Auto V game.

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   Typography

   The mural uses script typography for the name Trevor, one of the main characters in the new Grand Theft Auto V game.

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   Grand Theft Auto V Mural

   The mural will take approximately a week to complete. Artists expect to finish it this Friday, Aug. 30.

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   Reference Art

   The painters use Photoshop renderings as reference for the mural.

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   Location

   The mural is being painted on the wall behind the Win Restaurant Equipment Center on Houston and Lafayette Streets in New York City.

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   Scale

   The wall being painted is about 75 feet by 13 feet.

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   Murals as Performance Art

   According to one painter, murals are more meaningful than printed materials because the process is a performance.

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   Paints

   Oil-based enamel paints have richer more vibrant colors than printed advertising materials, like billboards.

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   Fresco Secco Style

   The mural is painted in the Fresco Secco style, using oil-based enamel paint.

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    The Concept Piece

    The painters have to match the colors on the concept art to the ones used on the mural by eye.

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