Future The Barfogenic Zone

摘要

Tom Piantanida had entered another dimension, and it was not pleasant. It was 1993, and the research institute he was working for hadbeenaskedtotestapairof goggles for players of video games. Developed by Sega, the goggles contained tiny screens that projected three-dimensional images in front of the eyes. By turning their heads, gamers could peer around a virtual world with rich depth. The 3D technology seemed destined to be the next big thing - until wearers said they felt like vomiting.