> Ball, the VC, claims Disney should be the power player in this, with games as extensions of the movie franchises. This is how Vader Immortal[0] felt to me. I

> Ball, the VC, claims Disney should be the power player in this, with games as extensions of the movie franchises. This is how Vader Immortal[0] felt to me. It’s an interactive experience rather than a game, and while the graphics are good it still seems like early days for the tech, but it’s so much more immersive than a 2D non-interactive film. The immersion is difficult to describe, but you get to do things like wander around your personal ship, talk to your droid assistant, and of course wield a lightsaber. There’s three episodes, and I’ve only done the first so far but plan to complete the other two soon. I have no idea how long I spent in the first one, probably a little over an hour. They’re $10 each, which might seem on the steep side for something shorter than a movie, but there’s a little replayability (there’s lightsaber trainer to practice) and I’ll gladly replay the mission a couple times even though I expect the same story. [0] https://www.starwars.com/interactive/virtual-reality https://www.starwars.com/interactive/virtual-reality