June 4, 2018
@FPFL But it’s not the same. With an AR game/app you are forced to hold the device with straight arms, and (hopefully) move around to appreciate different POVs. If all you have to do is remaining still, what’s the point of AR vs. photorealistic game?
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Original tweet: https://twitter.com/giano/status/1003707523772317697
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