Blockbuster movie release from Columbia Pictures will have to be the upcoming long awaited reboot series Spider-Man: Home Coming. Fans have been waiting for the summer release (July) since watching Tom Holland fight Captain America in Avengers: Civil War.

To give movie-goers that extra immersive experience, Intel and Sony worked together to bring Virtual Reality experience to the film. Fans can be like the web slinger, swing from building to building using the VR hardware for 360 degree feel of the city of New York.

Creators, used dual Intel Xeon processor-based Dell workstations to quickly render 360-degree imagery with higher-resolution and higher frame rates. The developers used a variety software like Adobe, Allegorithmic, Autodesk, Epic Games, Mettle, Pixlogic*and The Foundry for authoring, digital sculpting, rendering and production, to deliver the performance and realism for the VR experience.

“This collaboration is a first for Intel and Sony Pictures Virtual Reality, starting a new era in Intel/Hollywood VR production partnerships using premium cinema content,” said Doug Fisher, senior vice president and general manager of the Intel Software and Services Group.

The VRE is available in select across the U.S. and at special events worldwide. On June 30, availability extends across all major VR platforms, including PlayStation VR, HTC Vive and Oculus Rift for free.