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Created in a custom-designed interactive visualization studio, the virtual reality research project SpielRaum combines cave projections with first person virtual reality interfaces for collaborative games that exploit individual perspectives of players on a common virtual space. These games were tested by a large diverse audience, and user feedback was collected via semi-structured face-to-face interviews.
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