Will GTA come out with a full Europe, Asia, Oceania, and African cities 20

It's impossible, not to mention the technical content and workload of game development, it's also quite a big project to collect topographical data, customs, and buildings on all continents, and besides, it's sometimes illegal to shoot some countries with satellite cameras, let alone make it even if you shoot it, and it's 3D action! It's the equivalent of making a game of Earth -- you say it's possible? Even if it is made, how many people will play it on the computer?

Let's not talk about the graphics card, let's talk about the memory...

Landlord, landlord, your imagination is indeed rich, but the game is just entertainment you have to remember.

Unless one day humanity's view of entertainment surpasses that of life, escaping reality and indulging in the virtual, games that design the entire planet will soon be born

Eh, with the current strength, it's hard to do it Downstairs, maybe decades or hundreds of years from now, when you sit in your room and bring special game equipment, you will think into the game, just like you are in your normal life, eating, nightlife. Right. Now the largest map in the GTA world should belong to San Andreas, and the official said that although GTA4 is new, it is smaller than the map of San Andreas, hehe.

The current technology is not up to this condition, it is estimated that in another hundred years, there may be, and at that time you sit in the room, bring special game equipment, you will think into the game, just like you are in your ordinary life, eating, nightlife.

Hehe, that's not possible now.

Maybe in a few decades, a few hundred years, maybe it's okay.

North America is in the eastern part of Asia, Europe is in the western part of Asia, Africa is in the southwestern part of Asia, and Oceania is in the southeastern part of Asia.

Boundary between Asia and North America: Bering Strait. The Bering Strait is a narrow waterway that connects the Pacific Ocean with the Arctic Ocean. It is also the shortest sea passage between North America and the Asian continent. It is located between the Chukotka Peninsula at the northeastern tip of Asia and Alaska at the northwestern tip of North America.

Boundaries between Asia and Europe: the Ural Mountains, the Ural River, the Caspian Sea, the Greater Caucasus Mountains, the Black Sea, the Turkish Straits The Asian continent and the European continent are closely connected, becoming the largest land mass on the earth, called the Eurasian continent.

It is customary to regard the Ural Mountains, the Ural River and the Greater Caucasus Mountains as the dividing line between the continents of Europe and Asia.

Boundary between Asia and Africa: The Suez Canal.

Boundary between Asia and Oceania: The boundary between Asia and Oceania has not yet been determined, but is generally believed to be south of the island of Timor, east of the Maru Islands and east of the Halmahera Islands. The land boundary between Oceania and Asia is on the island of New Guinea, i.e. a small part of Papua New Guinea and Indonesia on the island, west of Oceania and east of Asia.

There are seven continents in the world, which are Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Oceania in order of size. The geomorphological structures of each continent are complex and diverse.

The formation of the Asian continent may have experienced the disintegration of the Cambrian land mass earlier and the subsequent fragmentation and consolidation of various land blocks, with at least four major stages of development:

The pre-Luliang movement stage, including the Archean and Proterozoic, was about 1.8 billion years ago;

The Lüliang-Jinning movement stage, including the Middle and Late Proterozoic, has a time limit of 18.8 billion years;

The Jinning-Indochinese movement stage, the Middle Triassic of the Sinian period, with a time limit of about 8.2 billion years;

Post-Indochina period, Late Triassic to the present.

North America is in the eastern part of Asia, and the boundary is the Bering Strait.

Europe is in the western part of Asia, bounded by the Ural Mountains, the Ural River, the Greater Caucasus Mountains, the Caspian Sea, the Black Sea, and the Turkish Straits.

Africa is in the southwest of Asia, and the boundary is the Suez Canal.

Oceania is located in the southeastern part of Asia, bounded south of Boon Island, east of the Maru Islands and east of the Halmahera Islands.

According to geographical knowledge, the principle of longitude and 180 degrees for small fish is the positive direction.

North America is in the east of Asia and also in the west and the west is closer. East.

It is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean. It is bounded to the east by the White-Collar Strait.

Europe is on the west side, so to speak, in the east, on the west side of the Ural Mountains, on the Ural River, on the Caspian Sea, on the west side of the Greater Caucasus Mountains, on the Black Sea, on the Turkish Straits, on the east side by the Atlantic Ocean.

Africa in the southwest or southeast. It is bounded by Suez to the southwest. It is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean to the southeast.

Oceania in the southeast or southwest. The southeast is bounded by the Indian Ocean. It is bounded to the southwest by the west coast of the American continent.

The answer of the Jian-10 fighter and the 99 tank is based on the world map produced by China (the world map of each country is in the middle). If not within the scope of academic discussions. That's right. Not bad. But not all.

If you are a high school student, the antidote to particularism 180 principles. If you're young, remember him. It's good to be intuitive. After all, for the sake of the exam, I will chew the words. Hehe.

North America Eastern Bering Strait.

Europe Western Ural Mountains, Ural River, Caspian Sea, Greater Caucasus Mountains, Black Sea, Turkish Straits.

Suez Canal, southwest Africa.

Oceania South-East South of Boon Island, east of the Maru Islands and east of the Halmahera Islands.

1. North America is in the east of Asia, Europe is in the west of Asia, Africa is in the southeast of Asia, and Oceania is in the south of Asia. Appearance.

2. North America is the Bering Strait, Europe is the Ural Mountains, the Ural River, the Greater Caucasus Mountains, the Caspian Sea, the Black Sea and the Turkish Strait, Africa is Suez, Oceania is south of Boon Island, east of the Malu Islands and east of the Halmahera Islands.

North America is in the northeast of Asia, Oceania is in the south of Asia, Europe is in the west of Asia, and Africa is !!in the southwest of Asia

Hello. Population density is equal to the population divided by the area. Just pay attention to the unit conversion.

So this question is very easy to forget.

100 million people 44 million square kilometers = people square kilometers 10 million people 10 million square kilometers = people square kilometers 100 million people 30 million square kilometers = people square kilometers 100 million people 24 million square kilometers = people square kilometers If you still have questions, please add questions. I will answer as soon as possible. Thank you.

You'd better make a geography book yourself.

Asia: With an area of 44 million square kilometers, it is the largest continent in the world, accounting for about the total land area of the world. There are 40 countries and regions in total. It has a population of 100 million, accounting for about 60% of the world's total population, ranking first in the world.

Africa: With an area of about 30 million square kilometers, it is the second largest continent in the world, accounting for about the total land area of the world. There are 56 countries and regions in total. With a population of 100 million, accounting for the world's total population, it ranks third in the world.

North America: With an area of about 24 million square kilometers, it is the third largest continent in the world, accounting for about the total land area of the world. There are 37 countries and regions in total. It has a population of 100 million, accounting for about the world's total population, ranking fourth in the world.

South America: It covers an area of about 18 million square kilometers, accounting for about 12% of the world's total land area, and is the fourth largest continent in the world. There are 13 countries and regions in total. It has a population of 100 million, accounting for about the world's total population, ranking fifth in the world.

Antarctica: With an area of 14 million square kilometers, it accounts for about the world's total land area and is the fifth largest continent in the world. Antarctica has only a few scientific expeditions and whaling teams from other continents, and no settled inhabitants.

Europe: With an area of about 10 million square kilometers, it accounts for about the total land area of the world, only larger than Oceania, and is the sixth largest continent in the world. There are 37 countries and regions in total. With a population of 100 million, accounting for about the world's total population, it ranks second in the world and is the continent with the largest population density.

Oceania: With an area of about 9 million square kilometers, about 6% of the world's total land area, Oceania is the smallest continent in the world. There are 24 countries and regions in total. With a population of 27 million, it is the least populous continent in the world except for Antarctica.

Go to Thailand!

It's a pity that it's not stable now!

May your dreams come true!

If you have the skills, try it.

Don't blow it here, it's the action that matters.

Just your little earthworm, you still want to do Europe and the United States.

If you have the conditions, you can, it's definitely cool.

Asia: Mount Everest, Jiuzhaigou, Guilin Shanshui, Mount Fuji, Changbai Mountain, Wudalianchi, Bali Africa: Kilimanjaro, South African penguins, savannah.

Europe: Big Ben, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Palace of Versailles, Alps, Norwegian fjords.

South America: Itaipu Hydroelectric Plant, Amazon River, Amazon Rainforest, Andes MountainsNorth America: Modern metropolises in the United States, Nicaragua Falls, Grand Canyon of Colorado, Yellowstone National Park, Silicon Valley.

Antarctica: penguins, a snowy world.

Oceania: Sydney Opera House, kangaroos, koalas, Aboriginal customs.

The cultural monuments of Asia, the savannahs of Africa, the sunny beaches and fjords of Europe, the modern metropolises of North America, the ice and snow of Antarctica, and the tropical seascapes of Oceania.

...Are you ready to travel the world? Encyclopedia Britannica.

Asia: Mount Fuji, Japan.

Africa: Blacks.

Europe: Observatories.

Oceania: Sydney Opera House.

Antarctica: Penguin.

North America: Amazon.