Keanu Reeves Appears To Get Turned On About The Idea Of Virtual Reality Sex
In front of "The Matrix Resurrections" film debuting in the not so distant future, the creators of the computer game "Fortnite" have delivered "The Matrix Awakens", an epic computer game experience that utilizes the new Unreal 5 Engine innovation to obscure the lines of the real world and advanced recreation, very much like the movies.
While advancing "The Matrix Awakens," created by Epic Games, Keanu Reeves and co-star Carrie-Anne Moss plunked down with The Verge, where Reeves uncovered that he put a great deal of thought into the idea of augmented reality sex.
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The theme was talked about after the "John Wick" star discovered that gamers were altering "Cyberpunk 2077" to engage in sexual relations with Reeves' person, starting his advantage. Notwithstanding, he was immediately mooched to discover that the computer game designer, CD ProjektRed, restricted the sex mod.
This got "The Matrix" entertainer pondering how augmented reality and the metaverse could really allow individuals to engage in sexual relations with celebs.
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"So you were unable to try and must be there and individuals could have computerized sex with your advanced symbol… what's it called at this moment, 'For Members Only'? You could do something entire," Reeves clarified excessively energetically, seeming to be assuming that he's been pondering the thought for a really long time.
"Good gracious then you get the suit that is presumably made in Sweden or some German thing, wow then, at that point, you have the VR thing. Then, at that point, they have the information on you with your like, excitement measurements," he proceeded.
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Unmistakably, Reeves has been captivated by "excitement measurements" for a long while. Yet, regardless of how great virtual sex might be, the entertainer conceded that it won't ever match real sex. "You hold that genuine article and you're similar to, goodness man I'm so happy we have reality," he said, finishing his Ted Talk on VR lovemaking.
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