Video games are inherently magic. The wonders of technology create impossibilities on a screen, but it also takes away some of the fundamental ?wow? of doing something like a card trick or other physical magic tricks. Of course the game is going to cheat and know what card I selected. Of course it?s going to allow a digital person to be sliced in half. And yeah, it kinda removes the danger and mysticism of a trick like the bullet catch. That?s why I was curious but not convinced before I had the chance to go hands-on with Penn & Teller VR: Frankly Unfair, Unkind, Unnecessary & Underhanded (or F U, U, U & U, as the brilliant acronym ends up being).
I have to give Penn & Teller credit though. These guys aren?t going to get involved with something subpar, let alone plaster their names, likenesses, and brand all over it if it wasn?t something, well, magical. And sure, these might not be tricks designed to wow. Instead they are designed to put on a show and prank your friends (ranging from innocuous to rather mean-spirited), so the less they know about this game, the better.
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