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TECH: Sega promises 'virtual-reality' game in 1993

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From: UPI
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 23:53
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Clarinet, the online news service available from many USENET hosts,
reports that Sega said on Wednesday, January 6th, that it will start
shipping a ``virtual-reality'' attachment to its Genesis video-game
machine in time for the 1993 holiday selling season.  The company said
the Virtua Sega system would include technology that has been only
available for research strategy and training by NASA and the military.

``Virtua Sega delivers a feeling of total immersion into a completely
realistic 360-degree gaming world by utilizing three-dimensional,
stereo-optic vision and depth perception,'' the company said.  Sega
did not disclose details on the attachment or how much it will sell
for, other than saying it will be offered at a ``mass-consumer price
point.''....

``Virtua Sega is right over the technological horizon and Sega will
bring it to consumers in the fourth quarter of this year,'' said Tom
Kalinske, president and chief executive officer. ``Sega continues to
be the first in defining 'next level' technologies that offer great
values at a consumer price.''
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