9 video game takes on NYC's Times Square, which one is accurate?
We've all heard the adage that "life imitates art," but what
about when art — in this case, video games — imitate life? How
precise are video game worlds based on real-world locations?
Geoff and Jack from AchievementHunters decided to examine nine
games depicting NYC's Times Square and the findings will tickle
you.  Cutting scenes from Grand Theft Auto IV, Spider-Man 3,
Forza 3, Prototype, Crysis 2, The Bigs, Ghostbusters, The
Incredible Hulk and Legendary, the duo's video commentary
provide some serious food for thought on how real locations are
represented in video games.  Not only do we deduce that that no
two video games are created equal, no doubt due to their budget
and team size constraints, but we also learn that sometimes
photorealistic games aren't necessarily the most important thing
when deciding to pick up a game.  So, no matter how many times a
game's been set in one location, each game has its own unique
twist and spin on things.