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Why Outdoor Virtual Reality?
Today, the dawning of the Digital Age has opened up new frontiers for exploration, and puts man on the verge of breaking the limits of physical reality. Truly, a new virtual dimension has suddenly opened up, and is likewise ripe for conquest. The Theatre of the Mind Today, many of us are familiar with the concept of Cyberspace and its tremendous impact on games, entertainment, and the very concept of leisure. Yes, Cyberspace does exist. But do you think that all the excitement happens inside your computer? Think again. All that excitement really happens within your mind.
Not surprisingly, this penchant carries well over into adulthood. For more adventurous types, this lust for conquering the unknown becomes satisfied or sublimated by engaging in occupations or hobbies that require travelling or exploring strange new lands. For many, the childhood fantasy remains such, and but the rambunctious spirit of adventure continuously seeks new avenues of escape and expression. Capitalizing
on this kind of impact, JNRamos Interactive Enterprises has
intertwined the best of these two worlds and evolved a unique kind of
outdoor activity that appeals to man's instincts for exploration and
adventure. This positive pressure helps take him deep into a role, and thus completes the feeling of being whisked to a different place and time. The effects have been so pronounced that participants in our Role-playing games have been known to let go of some extremely memorable quips like "I almost jumped out of my skin!" or upon going through a time-bending special effect conducted in a tunnel: "For a while, I felt I was back in 1945" But the most common expression after a Corregidor adventure (particularly during the boat ride back to Manila) is, "Oh, no...back to reality!). And so,. amidst all these factors, the individual is able to get away from it all, albeit for a short while. This respite has great restorative powers, and energizes participants both mentally and physically. In fact, after playing our adventure games, participants from companies conducting long conferences have been known to say, "And I thought it was going to be just another boring seminar!" |