The Greatest, Embarrassing And Surprising Moments From E3

With E3 2014 coming up, we take a look at some interesting moments from previous events.

Posted By | On 27th, Apr. 2014

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Nintendo Virtual Boy at E3 1995

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Nintendo tried to show off their new innovation at E3 1995 . The device showed promise and looked really sleek and fancy. However when it came out a few months later for $180 and required six AA batteries to run, people were really not that impressed. In fact most of them got quite nauseated by the fact that the console gave the player migraine headaches and nausea, caused by the “immersive” graphical red lines.


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