![]() ![]() Also, the games are uneven–while Sector 17 and the you-are-the-shark game 360° Sharks are both insanely fun, some of the others are more like glorified tech demos. You have to undock the iPhone, find the app you want, launch it, then have to sit through whole “How to use your M圓D” song and dance–again! It would be nice if there was a central M圓D hub that you can access through the goggles, rather than having to hop in and out to change course. ![]() Even though I, and the rest of PopSci HQ for that matter, could lose hours of my life shooting down alien invaders in Sector 17, if I decide I’d rather, I dunno, race a 3-D speedster, switching apps is kind of a pain. Okay, this isn’t “bad” per se, more “annoying” than anything: There’s no easy way to hop between apps, or even pause some of them in mid-game. The whole package is simple, yet ingenious. Looking through the goggles takes up your entire field of vision, and adding sound seals you off completely. Once you pop in some earbuds, you’re more or less completely lost in the experience–something it’s hard to say about other gaming systems, even the much-lauded Nintendo 3DS. If youve ever wanted to learn written Japanese, a joy ride on this undulating road offers an unexpected tutorial. ![]()
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