Get lost: This morning I received a fix from UNIS, which says that the information they sent yesterday was commercial, but not a release. It was placed at the UNIS booth to present the new partnership between the two companies, which caused a lot of excitement thanks to the unique idea of combining a real air gun with a video game. I’m an old video game fan and I’ve been running my own The Game Grid Arcade in West Valley City, Utah, since 2008. The file I received says that the game is a joint project of four companies: Taito, Natsume Atari, UNIS and YoungBae. UNIS is planning to hold tournaments for the game and organize special events to further enrich it. Little has changed for the new company, but “he” added something that, according to Steve from UNIS, will be part of the final deal – a partial security fence around the parties. This has raised concerns about the quality of the security system, which UNIS expressed in a video recently posted on YouTube. As part of this marketing campaign, the company today sent a nice presentation with many details, a link to the new commercial and a new photo of the office. I think this can be called a mixed reality game as it mixes a physical game with virtual targets. I thought it was a system for re-introducing used glass beads into the rifle, but it looks like a funnel under an umbrella is holding them.