n this game, players go all-out, making themselves up as if girding for battle, adding neon pigments to their cheekbones and lips, arms and legs, effectively turning themselves into human glow sticks or, at least, the characters from Tron, the cult-hit 1980s science fiction film.
But they're not digital avatars, fighting a rogue computer; they're more like over-caffeinated badminton players, who have transformed the rather placid racquet sport into a highly sped-up version more akin to tennis, with the added dimension of doing it in the dark.
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But they're not digital avatars, fighting a rogue computer; they're more like over-caffeinated badminton players, who have transformed the rather placid racquet sport into a highly sped-up version more akin to tennis, with the added dimension of doing it in the dark.
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