Seinfeld might not be on TV anymore, but it is on Oculus Rift. Jerry’s Place VR lets you use the virtual reality headset to explore the iconic apartment from the show and... well, that’s about it. It’s simply a static environment that you can walk around, wondering what it would be like if Kramer suddenly burst through the door. And it’s surprisingly detailed, right down to the Superman statue on the shelf and the magazines on the coffee table. “I’ve been a fan of Seinfeld for a long time,” says creator Greg Miller, who spent a month building the project. If you have a Rift, you can check it out for Windows and Mac at the source link below — just be sure to dress appropriately.
Explore Jerry Seinfeld’s apartment on Oculus Rift
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