A lot of GTA fakes look incredibly well conceived. In most cases that's simply because the image is from another game - like this one, which repurposes a shot from 2 Days 2 Vegas.
If all else fails there is a single simple way to make a fake GTA screenshot. Take a photo of a street, and put a man in the middle of it holding a gun. Wonderful.
Now this is what GTA London would look like - flatcaps, whippets, and charming victorian terraces sat awkwardly side-by-side with swank housing developments.
Fakers don't stop making fake screens when the real screens turn up. Instead, they just create fake versions of official images - likeadding a fake GTA IV HUD, for example.
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