Four Companies Bring XR Booth To Machi★Asobi In Tokushima
The booth gathers four XR-focused companies in one free public space at a twice-yearly Tokushima event, pairing location-based and metaverse content with hands-on trial sessions for projects that otherwise live online or in dedicated venues.
Reporting from 1 source: PANORA.
PANORA, MyDearest, STYLY and Hashilus will run a joint booth, Cutting-Edge! XR Hiroba in Machi★Asobi, on October 17-18 at Amico in Tokushima. The booth is free and includes STYLY's location-based entertainment content, Hashilus's Hello! PokoPii! XR experience, a tutorial area for the Chou Kaguya-hime! Tsukuyomi Thanksgiving Festival world in VRChat, and MyDearest's The Exit 8 VR and Crowbar Climber.
The booth sits on the fourth floor of Amico, the shopping center in front of JR Tokushima Station, and runs October 17-18 from 10:30 to 17:00 with no ticket charge. PANORA enters under an XR theme and invited MyDearest, a regular at Machi★Asobi, with STYLY and Hashilus joining as well.
MyDearest brings the VR version of The Exit 8, the loop game in which players search for anomalies, and Crowbar Climber, a VR climbing game listed at about 500,000 copies sold. Hashilus shows content from the Hello! PokoPii! XR Experience Event held at Ariake Garden Mall in February and March, and STYLY presents video content built on its open-source software.
PANORA hosts a trial area for the tutorial in the VR Tsukuyomi World that will hold the Tsukuyomi Thanksgiving Festival, a free online live for Chou Kaguya-hime! set for December 26 and viewable on YouTube and in VRChat. Experience time is five minutes per person, and numbered tickets are distributed from 10:00 AM on the day.
- STYLY: Location-based entertainment video content using its open-source software
- Hashilus: Content from the Hello! PokoPii! XR Experience Event held at Ariake Garden Mall
- PANORA: Trial area for the VR Tsukuyomi World tutorial used by the Chou Kaguya-hime! Tsukuyomi Thanksgiving Festival
- MyDearest: The Exit 8 VR and Crowbar Climber
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