The Office is Getting a Horizon Worlds Space, Courtesy of NBCUniversal
Vishal Shah, Meta’s vice president of metaverse, said the company had brokered a multi-year collaboration agreement with NBC Universal to bring its “iconic content to life through experiences in the metaverse, experiences will feature content from Universal Monsters, DreamWorks, Blumhouse, Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights, and more, Shah revealed. In addition, the VP said that the Peacock app was coming to Quest.and at Universal Studios.
Assuming the experiences at Universal theme parks use communal headsets, I would feel a bit icky using headsets a whole lot of other people have used. It’s something you’re putting. At the same time, I’m just not going to lug a personal Quest headset around a theme park.
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