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Looking for the Foursides, Goldenrods, whatever village or town or city you remembered from video games and that can be thoroughly explored and that are considered "big"

Kinda funny but I remember how vast Minniopolis seemed in The Urbz Sims in the City for GBA and DS and I saw a map this year that looked so tiny, amazing how big it felt at the time

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[โ€“] TheGuyTM3@lemmy.ml 4 points 4 days ago

I was going to say fourside, but you beat me to it, and the emptiness of it definitely played on the feeling of largeness.

There's also Castellia city in pokemon b&w, the people wandering and the 3d buildings made it look like a real city, alive and busy.

Idk if it counts, but in Professor Layton, when i didn't know what to do, i would desperately walk across the locations of the city and then realise it's quite big for there to be buses and streets.