Ok. This could be extremly OT, but its just so impressive that I have
to mention this: There's a new device out there, named Virtual Motion,
that which by stimulating the inner ear cause a REAL sense of motion
during a computer game or a virtual reality season!
.it cost about 100$ (suprising when it comes to something like this)
and should be easy to implement in source-code of games.
So now the question (most) of us are wondering at.. can it be implemented
in DOS games? :)
(Linux obviously can. So only DOS remain to be asked)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/tw/stories/technology/0001virtual_motion.html
for summery and link to the company info page.
Or Botton
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