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VIRTUAL SPORTS TECHNOLOGY
Bringing games to life How important is the level of realism?
Realism is key for players when talking about virtual sports. But realism comes from several areas: of course, visual and sound FX, but also odds and data feeds, for example. At GoldenRace, we work on every single detail to make the most realistic virtual sports in the industry.
What specific technologies do you employ to create your products? Is there a stage of the process that is more crucial than others?
Our expert Visual FX team mastered the latest motion capture trends to develop a full set of proprietary technologies never seen before in the virtual games industry. Among other elements, games feature dynamic events
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recorded and edited with exceptional filming techniques like real team moves that were motion-captured from professional football players, and varied player models applying proprietary scanning technologies.
An authentic football stadium has been recorded with on-site scanning, while the matches are added an extra level of realism with voice-overs from sports commentators and true sports camera angles captured by professional cameramen.
Finally, we are proud to say that the outstanding production that brings these games to life sets a big technological precedent, not only in the gaming industry but also in the general world of visual effects; opening the possibilities of virtual sports to be
acknowledged and respected in a great number of industries and fields of entertainment.
Has the last decade proven most influential in the development of virtual sports?
Yes. As technology advances, improves, and develops, it allows companies like GoldenRace to apply it in our industry, obtaining amazing results year after year. Te last decade has been the most revolutionary in terms of technology developments and the growth and spread of virtual sports players. But it is certain that the next one is going to be even better.
What technology advancement has made the biggest impact in the virtuals market?
Motion capturing is becoming more and more
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