Titans Sphere - The Failed 3D Game Controller for PC
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About this episode
Checking out the odd Titans Sphere by SGRL from 1998! Intended as the ultimate controller for 3D games in the late 90s, the Sphere was a failure on practically every level. "Throw away your joystick?" Ehh not so fast, let's set up this bit of LGR Oddware and see it in action first.
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00:00 An Oddware Introduction 00:40 The Titans Sphere 03:44 Second Generation Research Laboratories 04:58 Late 90s spherical reception 06:27 Unboxing the device 09:07 Setting it up and calibration 11:10 Duke Nukem 3D of course 14:11 Weirdness with Descent 2 16:08 Unreal Tournament GOTY 18:08 Grand Theft Auto III 19:52 Motocross Madness 21:43 Jane's USAF 23:47 This is shockingly bad
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