immersive

With cool art style and amazing background scores, the game is guaranteed to provide addictive and immersive gaming experience.

It wasn't overly dense as text heavy journals can sometimes be, and it was refreshingly immersive with the short videos.

Immersion in one domain (control, sound, display) can make up for immersive shortcomings in another domain.

Being able to hear the valves on the instruments and the full range of music gives a much more immersive experience.

A highly immersive game with seemingly limitless possibilities coupled with risk vs reward, this world is what the players make of it.

Imagine what we will have in 5 years time Videogames of 5-8 years ago where good and immersive too...

Games - not immersive 3d ones, maybe dumb puzzle games or side-scrollers with a tiny part of the screen visible at one time.

Because the entire VR experience is a summation of its immersive elements.

On the other hand, immersive VR headsets ala Oculus is just around the corner, where extremely low latency requirements pretty much makes streaming a dead-end.

By varying the angle between the lenses in the same fashion as our eyes, Cameron presents a far more immersive way of experiencing the third dimension.

At Learn Immersive [1], we are bringing VR to education, specifically for language learners.

I wasn't aware how immersive VR really was until I tried it.

These "immersive" stories will disappear once the realization that the ROI on them doesn't work.

The aim isn't to "mimic the browser using Javascript" but to create an immersive application that feels like you're no longer in a browser at all.

"create an immersive application that feels like you're no longer in a browser at all" That seems like a very odd goal.

Immersive VR requires at least some space to move around in, or set up a big omnidirectional treadmill in.