I used to work with these machines back in the early 90’s. I worked for a division of Edison Brothers called Exhilirama. We had the sit down and stand up units. I literally spent hours and hours using them and messing around with the Dual Amigas these ran on! It was such a cool time! Very crude in todays world, but it was the beginning
@@aniken6877 By utter chance when I went to University I ended up going to Leicester. I decided to visit the computer museum there and found out that is where the guy Simon Marston, from the Kotaku article about the convention in Blackpool where they had some machines, keeps his machines. So in the end I did get the chance to play Dactyl Nightmare and Exorex (Heavy Metal), which I never thought I would get. Pretty amazing and by total chance I ended up there, as I forgot (I was probably aware at some point) that that was the museum in the UK that had them, and that that was the city from which they originated as well. At the time the locations meant nothing to me so I didn't remember, but now I live here, so when I found out again it was quite fascinating. Having said that I don't know of any other museums that have them. Maybe there are some in the US?
Tarique Naseem This was take from a Virtuality promotional video I have. A soon as I get Exorex working again, I`ll take a video of it anyway! Great game! Thanks for coding it! :D
@@ukSMP74 I used to work with these units for a division of Edison Brothers called Exhilirama. We had 4 stand ups and 4 sit downs. I literally spent hours and hours in them and messing around with the dual Amigas they had running them!
Legend Quest was awesome! Totally loved it! It's the inspiration for my pet project. If anyone has got memories of favourite encounters I'd love to hear about them. It's very early days but I'm working on a VR adventure game in my spare time; th-cam.com/video/mURz0wEpVL8/w-d-xo.html
exorex - where criminals are sent for trial by combat for stealing bread. in a multi billion dollar mech robot thats likely to get blown up. are my tax dollars paying for this!? no wonder we're poor.
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I used to work with these machines back in the early 90’s. I worked for a division of Edison Brothers called Exhilirama. We had the sit down and stand up units. I literally spent hours and hours using them and messing around with the Dual Amigas these ran on! It was such a cool time! Very crude in todays world, but it was the beginning
Cool so what do you think of modern VR I mean you have experience with these machines.
I helped out on one of those adverts. It was filmed in the old PEX complex near the Holiday Inn.
Wow great memories I worked in Legend Quest in Nottingham where this was filmed as a 'Ranger' for a couple of years back in the very early 90's
wow cool! I have not played Legend Quest..yet... I do have the game. please contact me pm, as I would like to chat more about it
don't use google+ so no idea how to PM you but my email is daratgh@hotmail.com
Is it true if you die in the game you die in real life?
Yes. It happened to me.
happened to the fat guy at 4:20. hes still there, just a pile of bones. i think he met eric when he was a dwarf
It's such a shame a lot of these games may be lost forever. I'll probably never have the chance to use one of these machines ever in my life.
There are museums you go to they actually keep these machines and you can use them.
@@aniken6877 By utter chance when I went to University I ended up going to Leicester. I decided to visit the computer museum there and found out that is where the guy Simon Marston, from the Kotaku article about the convention in Blackpool where they had some machines, keeps his machines. So in the end I did get the chance to play Dactyl Nightmare and Exorex (Heavy Metal), which I never thought I would get. Pretty amazing and by total chance I ended up there, as I forgot (I was probably aware at some point) that that was the museum in the UK that had them, and that that was the city from which they originated as well. At the time the locations meant nothing to me so I didn't remember, but now I live here, so when I found out again it was quite fascinating.
Having said that I don't know of any other museums that have them. Maybe there are some in the US?
We have most of the games at the Retro Computer museum in Leicester, UK.
I know where I'm going to on vacation
If any Virtuality game needs a remake, it's Exorex, game looked cool af, and fit the aesthetic of the system perfectly.
AAAMIIIIIGAAAH!!!
like if VR kept evolving we probably would have SAO today.
Did you do the video for Exorex off the machines yourself, Simon? This is the best I've seen of the game so far!
Tarique Naseem This was take from a Virtuality promotional video I have. A soon as I get Exorex working again, I`ll take a video of it anyway! Great game! Thanks for coding it! :D
@@ukSMP74 I used to work with these units for a division of Edison Brothers called Exhilirama. We had 4 stand ups and 4 sit downs. I literally spent hours and hours in them and messing around with the dual Amigas they had running them!
Its amazing how fall vr has fallen since it's hiatus
Legend Quest was awesome! Totally loved it! It's the inspiration for my pet project. If anyone has got memories of favourite encounters I'd love to hear about them. It's very early days but I'm working on a VR adventure game in my spare time; th-cam.com/video/mURz0wEpVL8/w-d-xo.html
Dude i just got 6 1000cs 1 somewhat works
exorex - where criminals are sent for trial by combat for stealing bread. in a multi billion dollar mech robot thats likely to get blown up. are my tax dollars paying for this!? no wonder we're poor.
mmmMM 9fps sweet!