It sets you up in a record studio, you get to tour where all the magic happens. You see various studios in the middle of recording, and all the artists who have been there before. You have the opportunity to see Aerosmith, of all famous rock bands, in the studio working. They decide they want to bring you with them to their concert and give you the VIP experience, but, it wouldn't be rock n' roll unless they gave you the ultimate experience. You leave the studio, and you're in the back alley. Every little thing is detailed. Street signs, the garage. The limo pulls up, as if it's coming out of the garage, ready to take you. They turn on Aerosmith in the car, and as you speed off into the night, you speed through the expressway, passing signs noting you're on your way to the big show. It's an intense ride, you narrowly avoid a semi as you dash to make the concert in time. Once you arrive, traffic signs show you to slow down, and when you land, you're on the red carpet, truly receiving the VIP experience as promised, and as you walk through the turnstiles, you watch aerosmith perform live on an array of monitors.
That is a FULLY featured story, immersion, and says exactly what it meant to say.
What's Hulk's story? Hulk mad...Roller coaster?
Any coaster is just a coaster, it's what you do with it and how you make the story clear from start to finish. That's immersion.
