


Fans will gather in stadiums around the world and Japan will show a holographic version of the match, in real time, on the field. Players will run, stars will score and fans will cheer - it'll be as close as you can get to watching the real thing.


But the competition to host the 2022 World Cup will be stiff. There are a ton of countries in the running - the US, England, Spain and Portugal, Australia and others - and since Japan co-hosted in 2002 and FIFA isn't exactly known for being technology friendly, we may not see the awesomeness just yet. And here marks the first time I root against America. [Fast Company]

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