Sameer raaz Aaryan

1. The Legend of Zelda   Nintendo 1986   This might be the first open world game older players ever touched. Epic for its day,  Zelda ’s sense of adventure is created by the freedom to travel throughout the entire game world with minimal direction. That spirit of open-ended exploration set the template for subsequent  Zelda s, including the  Wii  U’s upcoming HD remake of 2003’s  Wind Waker .— Garrett Martin 2. Ultima VII: The Black Gate   Origin Systems 1992   The increasingly intricate world of  Ultima was most fully realized in  Ultima VII . It’s easy to lose track of the main quest while exploring the game’s massive world and multiple subplots. With countless interactive objects, daily schedules for non-playable characters, real-time combat and borderless transitions between open space, towns and battlegrounds,  Ultima VII  presents a seamless open world that seems to live even when you’re not in it.— GM 3. Super Metroid   Nintendo 1994   Super Metroid  perfects every

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