Before & After
The fictional school for wizards that Harry Potter attends transitions into a massive multiplayer online game where players build worlds out of blocks.
Hogwarts Minecraft
Released in 2011, this pixelated sandbox game allows players to mine diamonds, fight Creepers, and build whatever they imagine.
Minecraft
Built thousands of years ago in England, no one knows exactly how or why ancient people transported massive, 25-ton boulders to form this perfect stone circle.
Stonehenge
This WNBA star broke the all-time NCAA scoring record while playing for Iowa and now plays for the Indiana Fever.
Caitlin Clark
This 6-foot-4 actor played the fierce Khal Drogo in Game of Thrones before diving into the DC Universe as Aquaman.
Jason Momoa
Taylor Swift’s massively successful global concert tour merges into the active geological feature that erupts with lava.
The Eras Tour Volcano
This 2016 mobile game had millions of people walking around outside in the real world trying to catch virtual Pikachu and Charizards on their phones.
Pokemon Go
For centuries, explorers have searched the Atlantic Ocean for this legendary, technologically advanced island city that the philosopher Plato claimed sank into the sea in a single day.
Atlantis
This Argentine forward won the 2022 World Cup and currently plays for Inter Miami.
Lionel Messi
Standing at 6 feet 5 inches, this former pro wrestler turned Hollywood mega-star is known as "The Rock" and voices Maui in Moana.
Dwayne Johnson
SpongeBob’s optimistic star-shaped best friend joins the global Fortnite event where 100 players drop onto an island to battle to be the last one standing.
Patrick Star Battle Royale
In 2013, millions of players were frustrated by this simple mobile game where you tapped the screen to make a pixelated yellow bird fly between green pipes.
Flappy Bird
This massive desert peninsula in South America features hundreds of ancient, giant geoglyphs of spiders, monkeys, and birds that can only be fully seen from an airplane.
Nazca Lines
This gymnast cemented her GOAT status by becoming the most decorated American gymnast in Olympic history at the Paris Games.
Simone Biles
Standing 6 feet 5 inches tall, this actor brought the terrifying, helmet-wearing villain Kylo Ren to life in the Star Wars sequel trilogy.
Adam Driver
The largest country in South America blends into the crunchy, triangular snack chips that come in Nacho Cheese and Cool Ranch flavors.
Brazil Doritos
Launched in 2006, this classic motion-controlled Nintendo console came bundled with a sports game featuring bowling, boxing, and tennis.
Wii
Built out of white marble by an emperor in memory of his favorite wife, this stunning, symmetrical mausoleum in India is one of the world's most famous symbols of love.
Taj Mahal
This 7 time Super Bowl Champion was also named NFL MVP 3 times and holds NFL Career Records for Regular Season and Playoff Passing Yards, Passing touchdowns, and Wins.
Tom Brady
Measuring 6 feet 6 inches, this actor used his massive frame to play the gentle death row inmate John Coffey in Stephen King's, The Green Mile.
Michael Clarke Duncan
The famous marble statue in New York Harbor holding a torch combines with the video game franchise about building a simulation city and controlling its citizens.
The Statue of Liberty The Sims
This massive 2014 horror game franchise takes place at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, where the player must survive the night against haunted animatronics.
Five Nights at Freddy's
Operating in the foggy streets of London’s Whitechapel district in 1888, this unidentified criminal taunted the police with letters and remains history's most famous unsolved identity mystery.
Jack the Ripper
This sports franchise won 6 NBA Titles in the 1990's and is widely regarded as on the greatest sporting dynasties of all time.
Chicago Bulls
At 7 feet 4 inches tall, this legendary French pro wrestler famously played the gentle giant Fezzik in the classic 1987 movie The Princess Bride.
Andre the Giant