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Why shouldn’t I just play FIFA?

.) A different player was turned into a giant dancing hologram and placed in the middle of the field as a gaggle of avatars cheered him on., and the virtual stadium and avatars aren’t nearly as high fidelity as PlayStation hits likeBut given that Sony and Manchester City’s metaverse appears to be built for lower specced devices —

about the proof of concept shows people with smartphones and laptops — it makes some sense why the graphics don’t match what you might expect from a console-quality game.. Back then, Sony and Manchester City similarly described the work as a proof of concept and mentioned the word “metaverse.” But a year and change later, it still isn’t totally clear when we’ll be able to use it or even why this will really be a better way for fans to connect.the avatars on their smartphones.

The metaverse continues to be an inconsistently defined concept, and in this case, I’m still not sure of everything you’ll be able to do in this virtual Manchester City world. Based on Sony’s videos, it seems like you’ll be able to see captures of actual players, be in the same space as other avatars, and watch replays from many angles, but I’m not convinced all of that will provide a better experience for sports fans than just hanging out on a subreddit or message board.

That said, Sony has already thrown its weight behind the idea of the metaverse, so this probably won’t be the last time we hear the company talking about it. In June, CEO Kenichiro Yoshida said the metaverse is “ ” and that the company’s “first priority” is to make “a metaverse around entertainment.” Given Sony’s arms in video games, film, technology, music, and more, the company could admittedly be well-equipped to pull that off.

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