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See Games Differently
Maps
Alex Walker
PUBG fans are enjoying the beauty of learning and exploring a new map, which is perfect timing for this week’s Big Question: maps. Specifically, multiplayer ones.
The Legend of Zelda on NES had a sprawling world by the standards of 1980s console games. While decades ago people used to draw their own maps to try and keep track of where each dungeon and secret, alternative methods now exist. Like, for instance, 3D printing a replica of…
Video: Final Fantasy IV‘s pixelated original overworld and all the locations on it got a beautiful facelift from artist TJ Townsend. Now it looks like a proper world map from a modern JRPG.
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