Gaming History - Mind Blown
~Yep. Illusion of Gaia~
Now, I love this game, and think it is a gem for the SNES. However, I didn't know that the game held such a powerful narrative (linking the history of the world and then using that history to shape the future) inside of it. Nor did it actually use real life locations. *I blame my lack of attention to details*
If you don't believe me, watch this video explaining what I mean. (If you find more inaccuracies, feel free to post them in detail)
I find this very fascinating that a game used real life locations (that wasn't there just for stereotypical enemies) and worked it into a powerful narrative.
Now to my question.
What do you think about this tidbit of info? *If you known about it already, more power to you*
Do you know of any other games that does this too?
