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Interactive storytelling, while recently mainstream due to netflix, didn’t get much traction in the video context. 3d TVs famously flopped. I doubt interacting
by thih9 2y ago
Interactive storytelling, while recently mainstream due to netflix, didn’t get much traction in the video context. 3d TVs famously flopped. I doubt interacting with immersive content would replace 2d films. Perhaps it would coexist as another medium.
- aurareturn 2y agoI can’t predict anything. But I recently got a Vision Pro demo and watched some 3D scenes. I thought it was amazing and clearly more entertaining than a 2D. Then I saw SORA and thought this is amazing too. So combine them together and we might have a new way of experiencing stories. We don’t have to watch stories on a 2D screen. We can “experience” them in our own environment. Maybe share the same experience with friends and family who also have a VR headset on.
- Nullabillity 2y ago"Interactive storytelling" has been mainstream for the last few decades already. We call it video games.
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- thih9 2y agoWe call it visual novels and it’s not that mainstream. Other video game genres can have interactive storytelling too, but it’s bundled with other aspects, most importantly gameplay.