The festival, which kicks off in April, will feature a Virtual Arcade, allowing around 50 visitors to dive into VR environments using various headsets like the Samsung Gear VR and the Oculus Rift (neither are official partners for the space). Although the idea of a VR arcade has been discussed in various circles in recent months as the platform becomes increasingly mainstream, we have yet to see a real test of a major, multi-user VR space.

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