Photorealistic Vice City Cover Recreation
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Using REFERENCE_0 as the layout and brand-style reference, create a high-definition, realistic cinematic recreation of the GTA Vice City cover rather than the original comic illustration. Preserve the overall collage-panel concept, thick black dividers, central stacked white block logo text, and pink cursive subtitle, but render everything as glossy photorealistic key art with neon Miami/Vice City atmosphere.
Goal: Make an HD cover/poster for {argument name="game title" default="grand theft auto"} with the subtitle {argument name="subtitle text" default="vice city"}.
Layout: Keep exactly 9 visual panels around the central logo: 1 helicopter over a sunset city waterfront, 2 close-up of a stylish man in sunglasses and tropical shirt, 3 red sport motorcycle speeding through neon streets, 4 woman in a pink dress walking by the beach at sunset, 5 older serious man portrait in a dark suit, 6 white speedboat cutting through turquoise water, 7 overhead red convertible driving on a road, 8 fashionable man in a pink suit looking at a phone, 9 bottom-wide neon Art Deco hotel street scene. Use angular comic-cover panel borders in black, similar to the reference.
Style: Photorealistic, high contrast, saturated tropical colors, cinematic lighting, 1980s Miami nightlife, palm trees, neon signs, warm sunsets, glossy vehicles, dramatic portraits, sharp HD detail.
Text: Place the central logo in large bold white stacked block letters with a heavy black outline reading {argument name="main logo text" default="grand theft auto"}. Put the subtitle underneath in bright pink handwritten neon script with a long underline, reading {argument name="subtitle text" default="vice city"}.
Constraints: Do not copy the original illustration exactly; reinterpret it as a realistic modern homage. Keep the same overall cover composition and energy, with no extra logos, no watermark, and no additional small text beyond visible environmental signage such as {argument name="hotel sign text" default="COLONY HOTEL"}.
