The 2011 Scion tC Game is as Real as it Gets
Kamal Musharbash — September 10, 2010 — Autos
References: scion & pitchengine
With the much anticipated October release of the 2011 Scion tC, Scion recently released an augmented reality game that puts the user at the wheel. The AR print marker is a piece which can be used to steer the virtual vehicle so you can get an actual feel for the car. An optional keyboard steering system is also available.
An imaginative city is created and the 2011 Scion tC automatically accelerates while you successfully race to the timed finish line. A Facebook connect option is also available so you can compete with your friends and find out who is the better driver.
An imaginative city is created and the 2011 Scion tC automatically accelerates while you successfully race to the timed finish line. A Facebook connect option is also available so you can compete with your friends and find out who is the better driver.
Trend Themes
1. Augmented Reality Gaming - The rise of augmented reality gaming provides an opportunity for automotive companies to promote their vehicles in an innovative way.
2. Interactive Print Markers - The use of interactive print markers allows for new and creative ways to engage with potential customers and showcase products.
3. Social Media Integration - The integration of social media into augmented reality gaming provides an opportunity for companies to increase brand awareness and engage with customers on a larger scale.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - The use of augmented reality gaming in the automotive industry provides a unique way to market and promote new vehicles to potential customers.
2. Advertising - The use of interactive print markers in advertising provides a new and innovative way to showcase products and engage with potential customers.
3. Gaming - The integration of augmented reality and social media in gaming provides an opportunity for new and exciting gaming experiences that can be shared with friends online.
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