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. (AR) IN GAMES might-look-like-playing-videogames-very-Shttp:// might-look-like-playing-videogames-very-S (AR) IN TOYS The computer generated virtual objects that must be accurately registered with the real world in all dimensions. Virtual Reality (VR) is 3-D spatial environment in which users can participate in real-time. VR is a computer-generated interface that involves real-time simulating and interactions through multiple sensorial channels although virtual reality replaces the real world with a simulated one, (AR) mixes or overlaps computer generated virtual objects with real-world scenes or objects. Augmented Reality (AR) is a combination of the real scene viewed by the user in a virtual scene generated by the computer that augments the scene with additional information. The virtual images are merged with the real view to create the augmented display

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VITUAL REALITY vs. AUGMENTED REALITY (VR) VS (AR) VIRTUAL REALITY (VR) involves the creation of a computer-simulated environment which a person interacts. The person is totally immersed within the synthetic environment, thus heightening the feeling of reality. A subset of virtual reality augmented reality (AR) is the merging of the virtual imagery and real life. For virtual reality to be convincing to the user, the synthetic world must be created in painstaking detail. With augmented reality, the CG imagery must appear photo real in order to seamlessly integrate with the real-world images. The computer augmentation has to occur in real time so that the experience is not disrupted. VR AUGMENTED REALITY is part of the big family of virtual reality, the same type of technology, but AR is a dedicated usage where you mix virtual worlds with an input coming from the real world, such as a photo or a webcam. AR The future gaming Play Station Vita (AR)

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