There’s a Ghost in the Shell “VR experience” that’s being worked on. It was at the Tokyo Game Show, where Toshi checked it out, but there was no footage available for everyone watching at home. Now there is, and what’s more, it’s interactive.
The VR experience — it’s an on-rails video tour, not a game — will run for around ten minutes, taking you through a few key scenes.
WARNING: SLIGHTLY NSFW
See the little control pad in the top-left of the YouTube video below? Click the arrows to move around inside the trailer, giving you an idea of how it works.
While a demo was shown in a “bubble theatre” at TGS, the full Ghost in the Shell VR experience is being designed for smartphone VR goggles (and phone app stores), like Samsung’s Gear and Google Cardboard. It’s due in “early 2016”.
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I can see it now.
Me leaping up into the air, doing a flip, and landing gracefully onto a mech (smashing my head into a coffee table in real life)
and it will be GLORIOUS!