The VR Paranormal Activity Video Game is Being Shown on the Big Screens
Cadhla Gray — October 24, 2015 — Tech
References: engadget
The Paranormal Activity video game will be scary enough on users' own screens at home, but it will be heart-stopping at the AMC theater screens it is being shown at this weekend. The horror movie franchise is releasing the associated video game along with the movie's sequel.
The video game will certainly have scream-worthy moments integrated within its story line, making it a bad game to play before bed. Enhancing the reality of the associated fear even more, the Paranormal Activity video game is made for virtual reality. Made for Playstation VR and Oculus, the game will surround your eyes and scare all your senses with its immersive experience. The demo at several major big screen theaters will use HTCs Vive Steam VR headsets, generating excitement over the film release and associated video game.
The video game will certainly have scream-worthy moments integrated within its story line, making it a bad game to play before bed. Enhancing the reality of the associated fear even more, the Paranormal Activity video game is made for virtual reality. Made for Playstation VR and Oculus, the game will surround your eyes and scare all your senses with its immersive experience. The demo at several major big screen theaters will use HTCs Vive Steam VR headsets, generating excitement over the film release and associated video game.
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