An app offering livestreamed videos featuring virtual stars debuted Tuesday with the aim of accelerating Japan's emerging world of avatar entertainers.
Wright Flyer Live Entertainment, wholly owned by mobile game producer Gree Inc., said the app — called Reality — is designed to help virtual celebrities connect with fans and monetize their activities.
Virtual stars are represented online by avatars that usually look like anime characters.
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