'You must jump this high to enter this attraction.'Looks like I'm going to need to spend the next few year training. Lots of running and jumping involved for a theme park!
'You must jump this high to enter this attraction.'
Similar plus Donkey Kong.Are we still expecting Florida to get something similar?
Mario seems harder to translate for those reasons. Donkey Kong looks great because it’s more real. Mario has a purposefully artificial look, almost harder to judge without seeing the full vision of it. I think it’ll work better than the model but it’ll be the lesser half of the land.I'm still not sure if I'm sold on the design of the Mushroom Kingdom. Yes, it's always been portrayed as blocky in 2D side scrolling Mario games, but that was originally because of graphical limitations and game design/function, and today for tradition. There are plenty of 3D Mario games where the world is not quite so blocky. I also think the heavily saturated primary color palate has the potential to look plastic-y and tacky in real life. I think I would prefer a bit more of a real world interpretation rather than a literal translation of the old school games. That Donkey Kong model looks fine, however.
I'm still not sure if I'm sold on the design of the Mushroom Kingdom. Yes, it's always been portrayed as blocky in 2D side scrolling Mario games, but that was originally because of graphical limitations and game design/function, and today for tradition. There are plenty of 3D Mario games where the world is not quite so blocky. I also think the heavily saturated primary color palate has the potential to look plastic-y and tacky in real life. I think I would prefer a bit more of a real world interpretation rather than a literal translation of the old school games. That Donkey Kong model looks fine, however.
Not really. A tracked ride utilizing augmented reality.Pretty sure the Mario Kart attraction is going to be a simulator of some sort correct?
Yes and no. It's complicated.Pretty sure the Mario Kart attraction is going to be a simulator of some sort, correct?
Sure enough, I logged onto Facebook andYes and no. It's complicated.
I don't think AR glasses are ready yet. I don't exactly follow the development super closely but to my knowledge there isn't a product on the market that can achieve the kind of 180 degree augmented reality Universal would need to make it an immersive experience. The AR glasses I'm aware of project a rather limited box of augmented content that is useful for things like phone notifications, but not for an immersive experience akin to VR.Not really. A tracked ride utilizing augmented reality.
With a ride vehicle you don’t have to do stand alone units that people wear directly on their face.I don't think AR glasses are ready yet. I don't exactly follow the development super closely but to my knowledge there isn't a product on the market that can achieve the kind of 180 degree augmented reality Universal would need to make it an immersive experience. The AR glasses I'm aware of project a rather limited box of augmented content that is useful for things like phone notifications, but not for an immersive experience akin to VR.
The best there is right now is Hololens 2, and I just don't see Universal going for it.
Basically, the projection takes up on a small portion of your field of view meaning that the application of the content is very limited and it isn't ready for immersive experiences yet. Further the devices are all very clunky as well as expensive. $3,500 a piece and due to their electronics, they can't be mass-cleaned like 3d glasses.
Perhaps this is a planned future addition?
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