In "Henry," the second VR short from Oculus following its robotic Sundance premiere, "Lost," we now experience a sense of intimacy and empathy by sitting next to a lonely yet huggable hedgehog, who lights up during his birthday celebration when balloon creatures deliver the best possible present: a companion. It's an important baby step in the continuing evolution of Virtual Reality. "The only way to do this is to build it from the ground up," proclaimed Oculus co-founder Palmer Luckey, who presided over Tuesday's "Henry" premiere at the swanky Pantheon Mansion in Beverly Hills.
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Wed, 07/29/2015 - 10:41am
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