>>2185715>How does that work?We are talking about Japanese culture here. They are almost peerless with their cellphone culture and with their portable console culture. I was there back in late 90's when Nokia was still there. Virtual reality show as a concept of entertainment was already back then thrown in the air.
We here in the West tend to skip the backstory when we play games. We just want the action. Not in Japan. The backstory there can be even more important than the game part, and the producers know it. The closest of this we are doing here are the Star Wars and Star Trek.
Now, imagine if the franchise you are attracted to becomes really an essential part of your daily routine. In your device, anytime, anywhere. We are talking about the ultimate form of social media which at the moment lacks only the full 3D experience.
That's what they are up to. People living in a story. Anywhere, anytime.
