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PopSci's Future Of: Mixed Reality Games
Can you believe that the future of gaming could emerge from the ingenious design of plastic blocks? Find out how toys originally made for toddlers can change your reality on this clip from The Science Channel's, "Pop Sci's Future of Play."
Added: Oct 27, 2009
Views: 3888 Views
Runtime: 02:34
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