Virtual, augmented and mixed reality experiences are only getting bigger and better.
VIRTUAL reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and everything in between hasn’t ever been more popular than it is right now, despite the technology, generally speaking, not being all that new.
Perhaps restrictions brought in by the Covid-19 pandemic all over the globe had an impact on the approach some took toward entertainment, but even then most VR/AR attractions often do require people to come within close contact with each other and share hardware.
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