We’ve reached a point where computer graphics have officially blurred the line between virtual and real life by Isaac Atienza, on June 7, 2022, 08:00 LISTEN 02:57 Over the years, computer-generated imagery (CGI) brought our fantasies to life in digital form. Our wildest imaginations are able to be recreated in an alternate reality that isn’t bound by any laws of physics or what science has told us. CGI has also blurred the line between the virtual and reality, and this prime example that we see here of a 1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1 recreated in Unreal Engine 4 is further proof of this. Mustang Mach 1971 – Unreal Engine from Jefferson Dall Est on Vimeo. As a matter of fact, with even the scenery being digitally recreated, one can argue that this video showcasing a digitized 1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1 looks better than real life. Without the limitations of your geographic location, every single facet of the environment and the vehicle can be tweaked to look picture perfect. Videos like these often serve as a showcase of how far we have come in terms of how much graphical power computers nowadays have. This is what picture-perfect driving games are…
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