by Blogmeister Meisterblogger | May 19, 2015 | Grammar Based Universes, IMyTH, Interactive Storytelling
I have a couple of article to share today that relate to the physical immersion potential of VR. The first article is the first “documented” experience of The Void. I have been suspect of the claims The Void has been making concerning its abilities to do... by Blogmeister Meisterblogger | May 6, 2015 | Interactive Storytelling, Raconteur
After having done a bit more research on the topic, I have discovered the Void is an extension of a much larger concept called “Evermore.” The project description is written up in this page for Theme Park University. Evermore does have a Facebook page and... by Blogmeister Meisterblogger | May 6, 2015 | Interactive Storytelling, Raconteur
Ok – I have to admit – I am a little freaked out now. This is exactly what I have been talking about for the last few years: I really don’t know much about the Void but I am totally wigging out. It is almost like they have taken my idea and run with... by Blogmeister Meisterblogger | May 5, 2015 | Interactive Storytelling, Raconteur
The LARPing work must be going ape nuts. This is the second article today I have encountered revolving around Immersive, live action Role playing and exploration. The information is sketchy. However, It looks as if an English group is re-creating certain Star Wars... by Blogmeister Meisterblogger | Apr 30, 2015 | Interactive Storytelling, Raconteur
There has been a ton of VR activity the last couple of weeks. The Tech community is going crazy. Just as I had envisioned it years ago, the wave is breaking! With the seeming commercial success of one VR application; Occulus, Hololens, we will see an influx of money... by Blogmeister Meisterblogger | Apr 17, 2015 | Interactive Storytelling, Raconteur
This is way cool. Last week we looked at an interface device for immersive VR that allowed the user’s shoes to elevate with the terrain. Nice Idea but hardly practical. This new device, on the other hand is very cool. This still is very confining. But Oh!, what...