Bring the pain., Pain vest, by EA? Options

[AC9breaker]

I don't know how many of you doods listen to Talk radio, but theres this little show called Coast to Coast that comes on very late at night. I usually listen to this program while mopping the floor, washing dishing or doing other shit I gotta do at work when closing up shop at night. Anyway, last night the host Ian Punnett was reading a few headlines and he mentioned something of a Pain vest. Apparently it was originally a medical vest used for diagnosing patients from home or who couldn't come to a hospital. It has been modified to let the user feel pain.

Now I really don't know what to think about this but, the first thought that came to my head was, are we really that much of a fucking masochist generation that we need to feel the pain of our characters when playing a game?

*imagines playing Wolfenstein enemy territory using this against panzerpussies*

On the flipside, I could see how this could add to the immersion of certain games. Take the call of Duty games. They tend to play out on a script and I can really see this adding immersion to the game. The vest is suppose to launch with a Call of Duty game, this November. I'm assuming Call of Duty 4 since its a pretty highly anticipated game and is due this November. Also I would assume those jip-jap pr0n games would probably start to become popular here in the states if they started using this new peripheral device.

Anyway, here's a link.

thoughts?

[Force Feedback gaming vest]

[Retehi]

I remember there was something like that way back in the day. . .



It sucked, there were like a million cords coming from it, all just so it could vibrate.

I'm sure chicks would of loved it, but didn't do much for me at that age.

[Crushinator]

I'm sure chicks would of loved it, but didn't do much for me at that age.

Contrary to popular belief, chicks do not like being punched in the tits.