Everyone knows about North Korea restrictions on citizens. But what is illegal in North Korea? Well, here are a few surprising facts you may not know about North Korea: if you like drinking alcohol, wearing blue jeans or watching television, you shouldn’t move to North Korea. WatchMojo counts down ten perfectly normal things that are banned in North Korea.

Are you vaxxed up, masked up and ready to go?

For this list, we’re looking at passports that were deemed to take you around the world with the least limitations in late 2021, covid restrictions excepted, of course!

There are no restrictions in the realm of animation and these are the best animated series to binge watch while quarantined. For this list, we’ll be looking at the best cartoons to get you through the pandemic.

It’s important to know your rights - especially when on foreign soil and the booze is flowing. For this list, we’ll be looking at some of the oddest, most outdated and over-the-top laws pertaining to the consumption, distribution and production of alcohol around the world. They don’t need to be regularly enforced to be considered, they just need to be in the law books. Which of these do YOU find the strangest? Let us know in the comments!

Put on your uniform, it’s time to go to school. From activities, to restrictions and rules, here are some little known facts about schooling in Japan. WatchMojo counts down the Top 5 Things You Should Know About Japanese Schools.

There are many games whose origins and raison d'être are rooted in free-form open world experiences. It’s hard to imagine a Grand Theft Auto, Elder Scrolls or Fallout game set to a linear and carefully orchestrated pace; and a game like Minecraft would be flat out impossible in that type of environment. In the past few years however, the term ‘open world’ has become almost a turnOFF for gamers, rather than something that gets them excited. More and more, new games and sequels to existing franchises are going the open world route, to the point where it’s starting to feel like the default state for every new AAA title. Whether due to technological restrictions or budget restraints or too much ambition, open world games often come with concessions. When the player is free to go almost anywhere right from the start, it’s hard to deliver a cohesive narrative and engaging story. The more things you allow a player to do in the world, the more the game has to stretch itself to accommodate all of these options and features.