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I have to think there's a market for something like this, done in a VR environment. I'd love to walk around ancient Athens, even if there was little to do excep
by Brendinooo 7y ago
I have to think there's a market for something like this, done in a VR environment. I'd love to walk around ancient Athens, even if there was little to do except walk, visit shops, or sit in on a meal with a family.
If I ever did something like this, I'd love to reconstruct Forbes Field and watch a Pirates game there.
- 52-6F-62 7y agoSame! I've dreamt about the same. Though, I've could go further. Include Ancient Rome, various Chinese empires, NYC in the 1800's, 1930's, Quebec City in the 1600's, London in the 1200's, 1500's, 1800's. On and on and on. Bonus points for interactivity. Those kinds of projects could be profitable, no? The hardest part might be the architectural realism—so funding that portion of the development.
- ljp_206 7y agoWhile definitely much nearer to the entertainment end of the spectrum, Assassin's Creed Odyssey has a discovery mode that has virtual tours of historical locations. What it might lack in authenticity or accuracy it recoups in vividness. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh4Iy-p943M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh4Iy-p943M