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It's incredible how lifelike these famous actors look in this new video game

Aug 4, 2015, 21:56 IST

Tuesday at Gamescom, the annual game convention held in Germany, Xbox showed off footage for exclusive console game "Quantum Break".

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The game, which follows Jack Joyce as he fights to stop the end of time, shows "X-Men" actor Shawn Ashmore in the title's lead role. However, he's not just voicing the character, you get to play as Ashmore on screen. 

A trailer, which also debuted at Gamescom, showed off how Ashmore and a few other big actors will look in the game, and they look incredbily lifelike. We had to do a double take when some of them appeared on screen.

Check them out below.

Here's Ashmore as Jack Joyce in the game's trailer. 

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Here he is in "Quantum Break" game footage:

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And here's Ashmore in real life:

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Aiden Gillen stars as the protagonist of the new game. But you're probably more familiar with him from a hit HBO television series. 

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Gillen is best known for his role as Littlefinger on "Game of Thrones."

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"The Wire" star Lance Reddick also shows up in the trailer, too.

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Here he is in real life:

Lance Reddick at the 46th NAACP Image Awards.Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images

Having big-name actors transformed into video game characters has become increasingly more popular over the past several years. 

Kevin Spacey appeared in 2014's "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare" and Norman Reedus of "The Walking Dead" was set to star in a canceled "Silent Hill" reboot after appearing at the end of PS4's exclusive playable trailer, P.T.

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"Quantum Break" will be released exclusively on the Xbox One April 5, 2016.

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A still from the playable trailer

Here's the full trailer:

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