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How chains like Cinemark and AMC are testing high-end, immersive multiplayer VR experiences in select movie theaters

Peter Rubin / Wired : Tweets: @provenself , @wired , and @wired Tweets: Peter Rubin / @provenself : IMAX made a big bet on VR, then reconsidered. Bad for them, good for the movie-theater chains that are doing it the right way: slower roll-out, and way, WAY better VR. My latest. http://wired.com/... @wired : While others are jumping ship on VR, movie theaters are starting to buy in. This ‘Terminator’ experience is exhibit A. To play, users put on a vest, hand and foot trackers, and a headset, and enter a 12-minute adventure with teammates by their side http://www.wired.com/... http://twitter.com/... @wired : While IMAX was closing its virtual reality centers, other big theater chains were tiptoeing into the space, using a different playbook. Better VR, fewer locations, and taking it nice and slow. http://www.wired.com/...

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