In real life, we have the amazing-looking Super Nintendo World, while virtually, plenty of video games feature some really cool theme parks. So it makes sense that video games would cross over with theme parks. RELATED: Weird And Wonderful Things You Can Purchase At Super Nintendo World But both present you with an immersive environment and ask you to find your way, taking attractions or story beats at your own pace you can try to speedrun through all the big rides in one day, or you can take it slow and go for a 100 percent completion rating by collecting all the souvenirs.

A theme park is a tightly controlled place, where your every move is pre-planned and you're funneled into specific experiences, while a video game is supposed to provide freedom and choice. At first glance, it seems like theme parks and video games might not mix very well.