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Geography video game GeoGuessr drops you on Google Maps and you're timed to find where you are.

While the title of this article may seem oddly specific, everyone seems to like a little nostalgia here and there. And for some, the early 2000s marked a special time in the video game industry. This is when 3D graphics made for fun environments video game players so they could roam around. It's also when Microsoft XBox and Sony's PlayStation began to distribute games that could be played online. So which of these games was a favorite of that time in Wyoming?

It's been a little over a year since PlayStation released the much anticipated sequel, The Last of Us part II. Both the original (The Last of Us) and part 2, take place in Jackson, Wyoming.

The addictive mobile game is becoming a live-action game show.

I always wanted to be a cowboy when I was a kid. That's one of the many benefits of living in Wyoming. You can do that here. A new video game claims to let you see what that life is like in a virtual world.

Wyoming football is gearing up to play Central Michigan this Friday in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl at Boise State University's Albertons Stadium.

Check out some gameplay video from a Wyoming-based video game that was released this year!

A Denver website did a funny story on a fake video game called "Colfax". The description is, "Dodging panhandlers, and skin infections has never been more fun. Collect cigarettes, dive bar tokens, and communicable diseases on this crack-tastic family game. We wonder if a video game could be called Interstate 80. You can picture it now:

Firewatch is a beautiful game with incredible writing & voice acting. Our review: https://t.co/3ljLoaFyT5pic.twitter.com/xoqteIYZrx — IGN (@IGN) February 8, 2016 Bringing the beauty of Wyoming and Yellowstone National Park to the world via computer code has been accomplished, with “Firewatch.”...