I'm not talking about the Internet Archive. I give them a monthly donation because I appreciate their work so much. I'm talking to the point of what to call these virgin games since people object to "never digitized".

I had one too. It was a piece of shit. Absolutely useless.

Had one. The most used component was the embedded gamepad because when my parents would take away the controllers to enforce no NES punishments, they would never take away the PowerGlove collecting dust in the drawer.

Yeah, pretty much all of the Xbox peripherals also work on PC.

Quick, inform the fuckin’ Angry video game Nerd so he can review them!!!

Someone get Nick Robinson on this

Will still have to blow into it furiously to make it work though

Can Google and Samsung make a square/rectangular watch please

Nothing is playable with the power glove

Shitporn gon be yum

“made of composite materials obtained by infusion, making it possible to combine rigidity and lightness.“

Sounds legit to me! Lol!

Interesting, I did a google search and found this:

> In September 2015, Shkreli was widely criticized when Turing obtained the manufacturing license for the antiparasitic drug Daraprim and raised its price by 5,455% (from US$13.50 to $750 per pill).

Turing is a pharmaceutical company he founded and was ceo of.

> In 2017, Shkreli was charged and convicted in federal court on two counts of securities fraud and one count of conspiring to commit securities fraud, unrelated to the Daraprim controversy.[7] He was sentenced to seven years in federal prison and up to $7.4 million in fines.

He bought the rights to a drug and jacked the price up by like 5,000% or something along those lines.

Reminds me of the “scent organ” from A. Huxley’s “Brave New World”

oculus sniff?

I always wondered about that but figured that it was just to persuade people to buy an Xbox although it works on PC too iirc

And he was streaming

Just like SoftBank/Masayoshi Son

Pause

I’m uninformed, who is he? And why don’t people like him?

Hey now, near’s dead

If the controller they released a while back is indicative, they're not going to be super cheap by consumer peripheral device standards, but they will be amazingly inexpensive compared to the existing semi-equivalents.

Current stuff basically assumes you're either loaded or insurance is paying for it in terms of cost (plus they're made by smaller companies which have to make back their R&D plus exorbitant medical certification costs off of a small production run). This stuff will likely be at least somewhat affordable without insurance, but hopefully they have also gotten it certified so that insurance will have a chance of covering it for those who still can't afford it at sticker price.

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ET2 “the revenge” and the even harder levels for Battletoads.

Playing Resident Evil 7 in VR made me glad we DON’T have smell in vr.