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                The game really <br />
                was <br />
                immersive, in every sense of the word. Anderson could truly take in the wind in his hair, the smells in the air&mdash;hell, he could even <br />
                taste food. <br />
                It really made romping around on a grand adventure all the more enjoyable. In fact, the game was actually incredibly open-ended. No hand holding here. Sure, there were probably walkthroughs and guides out there, but where