PS2 Image Transformation

Transform the exact image into an authentic PlayStation 2 (PS2) low-poly 3D videogame scene while strictly preserving the original image. Keep the exact same composition, framing, camera angle, perspective, environment, objects, lighting
direction, atmosphere, proportions, and spatial layout. Do not add, remove, redesign, replace, or reposition any element.
Rebuild the entire scene as a low-poly 3D game level, converting every visible object, structure, terrain, vegetation, vehicle, and prop into authentic PS2-era game assets. Use low polygon-count models, low-resolution textures with visible stretching and tiling, baked lighting, simple materials, minimal geometry, visible edge aliasing, muted PS2 color grading, simple shadow maps or shadow blobs, atmospheric fog, limited draw distance, and subtle compression artifacts typical of early-2000s console graphics. The final result should look like a real in-game gameplay screenshot captured directly from a PlayStation 2 title such as Silent Hill, Resident Evil, GTA, or Metal Gear Solid, while preserving the original scene exactly. No HUD, no Ul, no text, no logos, no photorealism, no ray tracing, no PBR materials, no modern rendering techniques, and no smooth or high-detail surfaces.