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GTA 6 Animation Leap: Ned Luke Calls Pedestrian Walks ‘Actual Human’

Simon Ellis 2 min read

Ned Luke, Michael De Santa's voice actor, praises GTA 6's realistic pedestrian animations and defends the game's graphics against comparisons to older titles.

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Rockstar Games released the Grand Theft Auto VI Extended Look on August 27, 2026, giving players a closer look at the upcoming sequel. This update matters because it addresses long-standing concerns about the game's visual fidelity and character movement. Fans have compared the new footage to previous titles, prompting the development team to clarify their design choices.

Voice actor highlights realistic pedestrian motion in new trailer

Ned Luke, the voice actor behind Michael De Santa in Grand Theft Auto V, shared his thoughts on the new trailer. He highlighted the improvements in pedestrian animations, describing them as actual human walks. This contrasts with the mechanical and stiff movements he experienced in the previous game.

Luke noted that the technology has grown significantly since the release of Grand Theft Auto V. He compared the graphical leap to the difference between Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto IV. He stated that the new graphics blew the older title away and were not even close in comparison.

Despite his involvement in the franchise, there is no official confirmation that Ned Luke will appear in Grand Theft Auto VI. He has not been credited or confirmed to make an appearance in the sequel. This leaves the question of his role in the new game open for now.

Source: NotebookCheck

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