Super Nintendo World (Osaka)
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Yes, this is what I was referring too. I was thinking projection mapping on the ground could make one of the main appeals of trackless vehicles obsolete
Given this, do we know how long the ride time is?
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A trackless "boat" rv on a projection mapped sea could be a pretty good use of this. Probably doable on a tracked vehicle as well.
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Spencer knocked it out of the park with the coverage. So many videos are up on YouTube now. Check it out!
Mario Kart looks absolutely *BONKERS*. Wow. Just wow.
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MADNESS !!!
(Just a slight disapointment for the track that is too visible...)
EDIT : The ride is crazy ! The video without AR is very instructive on how the ride works, I would recommend all of you to watch it!
Small question : how do is the winning team (Bowser or Mario) chosen ? Is it a matter of coins ?
(Just a slight disapointment for the track that is too visible...)
EDIT : The ride is crazy ! The video without AR is very instructive on how the ride works, I would recommend all of you to watch it!
Small question : how do is the winning team (Bowser or Mario) chosen ? Is it a matter of coins ?
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Having watch the POV for Mario Kart I feel a touch concerned that it seems to be going at the same pace as a slow moving dark ride?
I get that it was never going to be super fast, but it seems incredibly slow in that video? Obviously it’s going to be very different when you’re on the ride so I’ll reserve judgment on it until I finally get to ride it myself (which will be a fair while!) but I don’t get how you can have a ride based on a crazily fast kart game whilst going about 1mph?
Happy to be told why I’m wrong on that as I hopefully am, I’m a big fan of the franchise but that seemed a bit of a let down thus far.
I get that it was never going to be super fast, but it seems incredibly slow in that video? Obviously it’s going to be very different when you’re on the ride so I’ll reserve judgment on it until I finally get to ride it myself (which will be a fair while!) but I don’t get how you can have a ride based on a crazily fast kart game whilst going about 1mph?
Happy to be told why I’m wrong on that as I hopefully am, I’m a big fan of the franchise but that seemed a bit of a let down thus far.
Animatronics in the first scene lol
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The mini games with all the AAs look really cool, although I’m picturing long waits initially like the wand locations in DA
Now it’s going to be a rough year holding off on watching that POV (Even though I did watch that end scene).
I am encouraged to see that everyone thinks it looks great. That’s a really good sign.
I am encouraged to see that everyone thinks it looks great. That’s a really good sign.
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Two points...* This may be one of the most difficult attractions to judge from a POV. The bones look good to excellent, but the actual 'experience' will probably be many many times greater.
*There's no doubt that this is going to be 'Awesome' on the scale of rerideability. You'll be able to ride this hundreds of times, and every ride will feel quite different. :thumbsup:
*There's no doubt that this is going to be 'Awesome' on the scale of rerideability. You'll be able to ride this hundreds of times, and every ride will feel quite different. :thumbsup:
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Without AR goggles, it's a cute dark ride.
With AR goggles, it's an action packed shooter/racer.
They have killed the AR aspect. I'm still blown away by how they made it look so flawless. While the AR video does show some jutter, this is most likely due to the camera moving.With the goggles strapped to your head, you won't get that. The blending of the screens to the environment is a master stroke of good celver design.
I had planned on not watching this but who knows when I'll be in a position to ride it and videos for rides like this will never compare to the actual experience.
With AR goggles, it's an action packed shooter/racer.
They have killed the AR aspect. I'm still blown away by how they made it look so flawless. While the AR video does show some jutter, this is most likely due to the camera moving.With the goggles strapped to your head, you won't get that. The blending of the screens to the environment is a master stroke of good celver design.
I had planned on not watching this but who knows when I'll be in a position to ride it and videos for rides like this will never compare to the actual experience.
