In Thionville, Virtual Reality Moves Video Game
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Virtual reality (VR) technology is no stranger to young people, often viewed as a high-level form of video game. But now, VR could become a solution for the era of "non-violent combat."
In Thionville, we no longer play sitting: we run, we dodge, we hide in a life-size arena. Weared by an expanding world market, this mix of sports and physical movement attracts families, Luxembourg borderers and competitors, until we structure a real professional circuit.
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