"hyper reality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "hyper reality" to refer to a state of being which is intensified beyond normal reality. For example, "The virtual game created an immersive hyper reality experience that felt incredibly real."
One of the quiet revolutions in fashion is the way that images in magazines have been transformed, so that the consumer is viewing hyper reality.
Tick Tock Unlock's "Hyper Reality Experience" is scheduled to open April 22nd.
This "hyper reality" system is well suited to train robots to function in simulated environments.
Ali Khan plans to network six players together in his upcoming "Hyper Reality Experience Center" in London later this year.
Together with the game developers with whom they are collaborating, the Khans are raising money to bring a full, untethered "Hyper Reality Experience Center" to London later this year.
Ian Macrae, editor of Disability Now, said the Paralympics had created a "bubble of hyper reality" for disabled people and real life "was never going to be like that again".
The four-player, 30-minute headset and partially haptic suit experience was created in tandem with The VOID - a pioneering virtual attraction business, not uncoincidentally helmed by a former magician, which creates location-based VR experiences known as "hyper realities".
"I like to think of my created environments as... hyper realities," Bird tells Creators, "curious spaces that splinter, mirror and arouse".
Predictions of future worlds with aesthetics rooted science fiction inform these digital landscapes, using sourced imagery to construct projections of hyper realities that are augmented, yet feel somewhat familiar.
Watch "Hyper-Reality," a short film by Keiichi Matsuda.
It's Baudrillard's concept of hyper-reality in video game form.
