"virtual gods" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It could be used to describe entities or beings that have god-like powers and influence in a virtual or digital realm. Example: "In the popular virtual reality game, players can create and control their own virtual gods, ruling over a vast and customizable world."
Equally, there are those here who are obscure outside the radius of a show ring and, inside one, virtual gods.
Hollywood was built on such adoration, with ornate movie palaces that were shrines, and stars whose ethereal beauty made them virtual gods and goddesses.
In the pilot culture of the day, captains were virtual gods and young flight engineers like Dubinsky received barely more respect than the stewardesses.
Like many other devotees, Ms. Bridges had a difficult time finding fault with a man she regarded as a virtual god beyond law and morality.
The site was the centrepiece of Riefenstahl's film of the 1934 Nazi Party rally, which portrayed Hitler as a virtual demi-god who descends on Nuremberg in his private plane.
But he's not just running the Zynga playbook, where sources say they called creating virtual goods "cooking crack" and that "numbers were God".
As Ian Baverstock put it at Develop: "From an investment point of view, oh my God, virtual reality is the place you want to be".
Code Like a God in Virtual Reality Video Game 'Loop'.
Code Like a God in Virtual Reality Video Game 'Loop'.
Still, it is one of the smart aspects of Christopher Haydon's production that it pitches the gods in a virtual medium against the bawling fleshy horrors on stage.
Wearing a non-occlusive HMD, the user is able to view and interact with a tablet mounted on the non-dominant forearm, which provides a multi-touch interaction surface, as well as an exocentric God view of the virtual world.
