immersive
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definition
adjective
Computer games are an intricate blend of immersive graphics and creative gameplay programming.
(of a computer display or system) generating a three-dimensional image that appears to surround the user.
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It is a low-cost 3D 'immersive' viewing system with a wide range of applications.
For day-to-day use, the quality is fine, but it isn't suited for those of you looking for an 'immersive' audio experience.
The idea is that the more players can genuinely change and create the online worlds, the more 'immersive' they will be.
It's a title so 'immersive' and so awe-inspiring that every passion you ever had flares anew, and that game truly does become an experience.
The Dolby Digital 5.1 surround mix is 'immersive' , involving, and consistently active.
Making the experience 'immersive' by using more realistic graphics is another way of gaining attentional focus.
He believes 3D displays will push the boundaries of games, enabling the most 'immersive' experience possible.
It represents the most advanced and 'immersive' interactive sports television experience created to date.
Spatial sound has been available for several years and primarily is employed in 'immersive' virtual environments.
Their aim is simple: to generate a truly 'immersive' virtual reality environment that has a useful commercial function.
An 'immersive' surround track would have been great in many of the scenes, but one is not to be found in any of the three options.
In the same way, games writers now need to move on a generation to what we shall call ‘continuous 'immersive' absorption’ into a game.
Certainly, if you have the speakers, 7.1 sound should be more 'immersive' than 5.1.
Audio budgets are often given short shrift, even as sound design becomes more critical in today's 'immersive' titles.
Gaming is one of the most effective interactive and 'immersive' learning techniques.
Computer games are an intricate blend of 'immersive' graphics and creative gameplay programming.
The researchers have examined these and other questions by monitoring volunteers in an 'immersive' driving simulator.
I think, if demoed and marketed in a way that truly shows off its 'immersive' control system and special features, it will be a major success worldwide.
In the end, this approach proves to provide a much more 'immersive' , intense experience that we think you'll really enjoy.
So, shouldn't a truly 'immersive' 3D experience include a way of recreating binocular vision?
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