In my teens (90's) there was a holographic arcade. I don't remember the name, but if I recall correctly, it was about a time-traveler cowboy. The game mechanic was basically a duel, quick aim and shoot when each phase started. The holograms were real life actors.
It was beautiful, very fun, interesting and the game mechanics were very much connected to the hologram feature (unlike current 3D movies that, for some reason I can't understand, are a commercial success). I never understood why I never saw this or evolutions of this kind of arcade anymore. It was the future, a smart, not utopical or "only good in theory" future.
The only problem it had was that it was very expensive to play and very short/easy to die. It was basically a sequence of quick interactions intermediated by cut scenes, and it gets harder and harder. But these are problems that are not that hard to fix.
EDIT:
Found the game.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Traveler_(video_game)
Gameplay video: https://youtu.be/ZI6h0Sg73yw
It was beautiful, very fun, interesting and the game mechanics were very much connected to the hologram feature (unlike current 3D movies that, for some reason I can't understand, are a commercial success). I never understood why I never saw this or evolutions of this kind of arcade anymore. It was the future, a smart, not utopical or "only good in theory" future.
The only problem it had was that it was very expensive to play and very short/easy to die. It was basically a sequence of quick interactions intermediated by cut scenes, and it gets harder and harder. But these are problems that are not that hard to fix.
EDIT: Found the game.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Traveler_(video_game)
Gameplay video: https://youtu.be/ZI6h0Sg73yw