Games, The way they should be played.

My sister was demoing the 401 at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town over summer and I got to go on it quite a few times on the "Live for Speed" game. Was a whole heap of fun!
 
Thats brilliant, bet it would cost a fortune... Even worse would be if the other half comes back and sees the entire lounge cleared out just for what looks like a sophisticated bucking bronco
 
My university has a motion simulator that can be used for games. My project isn't using it, but I'm going to make sure I have a go on the games that are using it:D

One of the groups is doing a mechwarrior type game. That should be fun.
 
Thats really cool, once its integrated into console games for a more streamline experience i think it would be a hit among gamers with fat wallets.

I think if they could get the price down to £2k and make it as small as possible, it would shift a lot of units

I love how the screen is attached to the chair on the 401
 
Heh, that reminds me of the old arcade game, R360... only better

http://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=844

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The LFS speed one looks pretty crazy - and the crash in Richard Burns...! Wow, that is awesome. I can imagine that simulating all the bumps in game must really add to the experience... :eek:
 
Psyk said:
My university has a motion simulator that can be used for games. My project isn't using it, but I'm going to make sure I have a go on the games that are using it:D

One of the groups is doing a mechwarrior type game. That should be fun.
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Ours is rubbish in comparison though.
 
Psyk said:
In what way? It has the same freedom of movement doesn't it? Plus doesn't it have 3 screens inside, rather than just the one?
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Mostly in terms of acceleration. It moves much slower and cannot rotate far about the vertical axis iirc.
 
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