From: "Ronald J. Logsdon" <RJ@shebute.com>
Subject: Re: INDUSTRY: VictorMaxx is here!
Date: Sat, 26 Jun 93 10:18:20 EDT



>From: vmaxx@genesis.MCS.COM (Michael Brannigan)
>Subject: INDUSTRY: VictorMaxx is here!
>Date: 18 Jun 1993 12:59:42 -0500
>
>TO: All Engineers, Designers of VR equipment and software, and VR
>    enthusiasts.
>
>        VictorMaxx Amusements Inc. is a Chicago-based VR developing
>and manufacturing firm.  The company unveiled its first two VR
>products at the Summer CES.  These state-of-the-art products consist
>of VR systems that operate on the SuperNES, Sega, and PC-compatible
>platforms.  VictorMaxx will be shipping their awe-inspiring products
>in September to leading retailers accross the country.  (first to the
>market, thank you very much!)  This affordable, TRUE VR experience
>will surely take the country by storm and VictorMaxx is committed to
>further defining the way VR technology is shaped.
>
>        VictorMaxx, the shadowed chairman of VictorMaxx Amusements,
>Inc.  issues an invitation to those who dare; anyone with a compelling
>idea for a headset design, or a game/experience/sensation that
>amplifies and accentuates a VR headset should contact VictorMaxx at
>his e-mail address.  Introduce yourself and seek an audience with the
>leader in VR technology!

I saw your product at the CES show!!!  I would advise you NOT to make
statements about TRUE VR to the VR experts.  To tell you the truth,
when I got back from CES I was going to post a note about your product
stating that it was the biggest insult to VR I had seen to date.  You
may fool the general consumers but not the pros!!!

The HMD I saw was compatible with the game systems mentioned because
it is just a mono TV screen in a cheap plastic headband to make it
LOOK LIKE a HMD, bad joke!!!  Next, the head tracking was one axis
only!!! left or right!!! real funny.

I am not the type to slam products, but I must make exception in this
case.  I may be wrong, maybe VictorMaxx Amusements, Inc. has a product
in the lab someplace, but what I saw at the show was a joke and looked
like a willful intent to commit consumer rape!!!

Ronald J. Logsdon
