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If I had one of these, it would be constantly humping my leg.
Does this thing really work? I mean, it's a cool idea and all, but does it really have any practical application? If somebody has used this thing (or somethiing like it) please let me know.
There's probably some lag in this like the movie "gamer". LOL
I saw a video on how these work - they aren't quite as easy to use as the marketing materials make it sound.
I'm always confused I can't even read my own mind.
I recall reading about something similar more than 10 years ago on a computer magazine. The reviewer tried playing a game with it, then strapped it to a potato. The potato did better.
If i only had a ...
I don't get it.
#8, I respect you, an honest person.
I have a feeling this wouldn't exactly be practical.
damn #1, at least have it hump somebody else's leg
This thing works great, but you have to take the time to train yourself. Also, be in a room with no electronics nearby, other than your computer... you get crazy interference and it can be frustrating.
#6 YOU ARE right.
someone came out with something similiar around 1997 I think, it was around the same price ~$120ish
only difference is it is worn on the tip of your index (or was it middle) finger instead of your head.
I tried playing with it in J&R computer world (NYC) and couldn't get the hang of it.
This OCZ one supposely works much better but it takes time to train yourself with it.
Will it do what the voices in my head tell it? I try to resist them, but they are INSISTENT!!!
Braaiiiiinnnnns....