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As though pulled from the script pages of a gritty crime drama, Philips proves that a video game protagonist can be an actual three-dimensional character with believable (and very dark) shades of grey. One such character from Grand Theft Auto V is Trevor Philips.
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Instead, all the main character in the series are given distinct traits and a backstory that completes their personality so the player feels invested in their fate. GTA contains very few of the gaming world's stock characters, the one-dimensional evil bosses mouthing one-liners and their army of faceless, interchangeable henchmen. What sets GTA apart is the level of meticulous detail that goes into creating a world that feels like it could actually exist. All those things can be copied, and frequently have been. It's not just the gameplay mechanics, the open-world nature of the game, or the often-cartoonish levels of violence on display. Once you do play it, you quickly begin to realize why the series enjoys such massive popularity. In today's time, the series has become such a cultural mainstay that it has spawned innumerable clones, massive amounts of spin-off merchandise, and even kicked off a heated debate in mainstream media about the effects of video games on player's minds. Few games have had as much of an influence on their genre, and indeed, the entire gaming industry at large as the Grand Theft Auto franchise.