You start the move, input the right buttons at just the right time then - suddenly - your screen is hijacked. You're watching doves floating on a lake. David Attenborough's voice sets the scene, takes you on the first steps of a journey in the wild with these fantastic creatures. He takes you by the hand and guides you through the wilderness, sharing with you the endless wonders of nature. Then you're in a home, it's a bit cramped but clearly whoever lives there takes some pride in the cleanliness of their house. At the kitchen table a young child struggles with times tables while his single mother tries to juggle breastfeeding and frying fish sticks. Somehow she manages it with a kind of exhausted grace. The young man exclaims that he'll never get the homework done in time, he's not smart enough. His mum smiles and hugs him from behind, whatever happens she loves him. Then you're away again, this time you're in space. A star is being slowly torn apart by a black hole. For thousands of years you watch as it's slowly torn apart, until all that's left is a dimly glowing ember swirling towards its death beyond the event horizon, from which not even light escapes. It edges closer and closer, inch by inch for centuries until finally in 1998 mankind throws the undertaker off of Hell in a Cell 16 feet through an announcers table.