If it wasn't for virtual reality, I would not be getting exercise right now
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While “Supernatural” will require a $20-per-month subscription, it has succeeded in getting me as sweaty and sore as when I did morning boot camps. I’m not someone to give certified fitness advice — I sometimes eat Swedish Fish candies for dinner, after all — but a benefit of “Supernatural” is the presence of coaches, filmed so they appear in front of you. The full 360 movement afforded in VR helps make sure I’m moving in the way I’m instructed.
The VR exercise game “Supernatural” aims to give users a full-body workout in virtual reality. The new game, available for the Oculus Quest, will use a $20-per-month subscription model. Credit: WithinThough the app will supposedly adjust placement of its objects based on how well we’re moving, I haven’t attempted to fully game the system, so to speak. I just know that after a couple of weeks, “Supernatural” is still challenging me.
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