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I can see a Mario Kart ride utilizing technology for an immersive experience - either as augmented reality with a stationary yet reactive 'kart' or actual kart-
by dpflan 12y ago
I can see a Mario Kart ride utilizing technology for an immersive experience - either as augmented reality with a stationary yet reactive 'kart' or actual kart-racing.
The idea's have been around for a while like this (way back) mentioned from Randy Pausch's lecture:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji5_MqicxSo&t=26m32s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji5_MqicxSo&t=26m32s
Are the parks slow because it's hard to change or are they being cautious? Wouldn't they want to try outlandish things?
- delinka 12y agoI think the slowness is intentional- if they try every outlandish thing, it would become very easy to spend loads of money without seeing a good return. Being slow about these things lets them plan, analyze, consider ... all while technological advancements march on. When they're ready to implement, it's even better than it would have been at first inception.