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To put it simply, life-altering games usually feature realistic open environments. These open environments include non-player characters (NPCs) who interact with you in an unscripted and authentic manner. The layout of the maps aligns with the game’s storyline, while random world events keep you hooked to the on-screen action. Fortunately, there are numerous games offering such experiences. Thus, here are some top picks featuring the most realistic open worlds that you shouldn’t miss out on.

The game created by Ninja Theory, who is known for developing “Heavenly Sword,” resonated strongly with an audience that thrives on story-driven games similar to “Uncharted” and “The Last of Us.

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In a surprising turn of events, the live-action adaptation of One Piece on Netflix has chosen Bridgerton’s Charithra Chandran to portray Miss Wednesday, also known as Princess Vivi. This casting decision has sparked quite a buzz among fans. However, it is important for new viewers to understand that Vivi will not be joining the Straw Hats at the end of the Alabasta Arc, which may lead to some heartbreak down the line. While there may be debate over Chandran’s casting, there’s no denying that her performance in Season 2 is bound to win fans over, just as Vivi did twenty years ago in the anime, and both new and long-time fans should brace themselves for the emotional goodbye when the Straw Hats depart from her.

Among the Charlie Kelly episodes that offer insights into his past and highlight his distinct personality, these stand out as the best in “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.” Other exceptional episodes, such as “The Janitor Always Mops Twice” from Season 14, “The Gang Tends Bar” from Season 12, and “The Gang Saves the Day” from Season 9, didn’t quite make the top list but are still worth watching.

In addition to unveiling a fresh perspective on Lucy, Arc System Works is generating excitement for Anime Expo, which is expected to announce news about the introduction of a Cyberpunk character into Guilty Gear -Strive-. Here’s what the press release stated: “On July 4 at the Los Angeles Convention Center during Anime Expo, Arc System Works and CD PROJEKT RED will jointly host the ‘GUILTY GEAR -STRIVE-: Developer Session’ panel in Petree Hall (3:45 PM – 5:05 PM PT). The panel will focus on integrating Lucy into Guilty Gear -STRIVE- and other behind-the-scenes details. Attendees can expect to hear from Ken Miyauchi, producer of Guilty Gear -STRIVE-, and Satoru Homma, Japan Country Manager and Producer of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners.” You can catch a sneak peek at Lucy in the fighting game below as she prepares to join season four of Guilty Gear’s latest installment.

The Arman Official envisioned Ghost Rider making a shocking appearance in Avengers: Doomsday. If given the chance to cast him, his ideal choice for the role in the upcoming MCU phase would be Ryan Gosling. He believes Ghost Rider merits either a solo film or a Marvel One-Shot.”

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As a die-hard Borderlands fan, let me tell you about my incredible experience at this year’s Borderlands Fan Fest! It was a grand gathering that paid tribute to the series we all love so much. The highlight of the event? A sneak peek at the upcoming installment, Borderlands 4!

For around half an hour, I got to play an early build of the game, and boy, it did not disappoint! Based on the reactions from fellow gamers, it seems that Borderlands 4 is shaping up nicely and will meet our high expectations. After getting a close look at the gameplay, I can confidently say that Borderlands 4 looks promising.

In fact, many fans like myself are already asking for another demo so we can dive deeper into the world of Borderlands 4 before its official release. We simply can’t get enough!

Lately, I had a chat with Nora about potentially appearing as a playable character in THPS 3 and 4. Born in Massachusetts in a town that Vice calls “as random as it gets” for a pro skater, the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater (THPS) series was one avenue she used to connect with skateboarding culture. To be featured in a franchise as iconic as THPS, Nora finds the experience “unreal” and is “thrilled” to join the new remake. She also recalls how playing these games at her cousin’s house, who had both a PS2 and GameCube, significantly influenced her real-life skating abilities.

Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” – This 1989 science fiction comedy was a massive success, leaving quite an impression and spawning an entire franchise. The original movie features Rick Moranis as Wayne Szalinksi, Marcia Strassman as Diane, Amy O’Neill as Amy, Robert Oliveri as Nick, Matt Frewer as Russell, and Kristine Sutherland as Mae. Apart from films, the franchise includes a TV series and theme-park attractions that are both peculiar and fitting. In essence, the movie’s title is quite literal: an overwhelmed scientist (Moranis) inadvertently leaves one of his gadgets out, leading to his kids (and some neighbor kids) being shrunk to microscopic sizes. Now in grave peril due to their minuscule stature, the kids must figure out a way to alert their parents and seek help. However, completing this task proves far more challenging than it initially seems, especially when they are ejected into the “wilderness” of their own backyard.