The Washington Post’s Adam Ruben* put it best when, after attending one of our Hybrid FTR Comedy events featuring the PROTO Epic holographic display he wrote,
Render’s show succeeds, it seems, because it’s not treated like a VR hangout space that happens to have stand-up comedy, but more like a brick-and-mortar stand-up show that happens to have VR.
With the sun only now beginning to shine on VR comedy in the Metaverse, and in light of the user capacity limitations present in these VR-only platforms, it is prudent to offer additional media channels to amplify our content. This allows our users to view and interact with our content regardless of being in the Metaverse or not.
