Here's a Parody of GTA and Yakuza Recorded on Streets of Tokyo

An interesting live-action parody of popular TPP action games, recorded on the streets of Tokyo was released on the web. Its creators were inspired by such games as Grand Theft Auto, Yakuza and Metal Gear Solid.

One of the Japanese YouTube channels called Komazawa Isolation has published an interestinglive-action parody of GTA, Yakuza and Metal Gear Solid. Noteworthy is the way the creators of the video reproduced the interface of the games, the work of the third-person camera, as well as animations of character movements and the way they interact with their environment. The action of the clip, available with English subtitles, starts in one of Tokyo's main squares, located in Shibuya district. It is easily recognized by people who have recently played for example Person 5.

The protagonist of a fictional game wakes up in the middle of the night under the wall of a railway station and starts looking for clues that will let him understand why he was there. Then we witness a stealth mission, during which the protagonist follows a mysterious man in black, hiding in a cardboard box or using a road post. The parody also includes segments in which the protagonist uses firearms and even fights enemies in the style known from Yakuza.