7 Ridiculously Expensive Gaming Accessories for When You Win the Lottery

[@timogul]

The thing I love about the VR treadmill rig is that it will cause your friends to sit watching you play and then clap when you finish. I assume that's included.

[@omegahaxors9-11]

Rich people don't have friends. Notch proves that anyone above a certain bank balance becomes an unapproachable nazi.

[@1Holbytla]

😂

[@RenewedAurora]

If it comes iwth the friends it'd be worth every penny

[@wbfaulk]

I was expecting that treadmill thing to be _way_ more expensive than $2500.

[@Korvar]

Yeah... that's honestly not that expensive!

[@lisah-p8474]

Right? Seems reasonable for what it is frankly. And honestly, I kinda want one. Beats the heck out of my elliptical machine for a fun exercise experience.

[@extragoogleaccount6061]

@@lisah-p8474 Yea. And they elegantly solved the 360 treadmill issue in a relatively tiny package! People pay more for spin classes.

[@valkyrie-randgris]

I mean, forget home use, I hope things like that make their way into public arcades! =o Seems like the sorts of places niche expensive peripherals were made for.

[@sirennightshade4977]

My husband and I got to play a short game on them. It's much more difficult to actually walk on it than it seems; there's a reason the guy in the video had military-level muscle definition, lmao. Plus, the games we had access to were very short, glitchy, and underwhelming. So yeah, that would explain why it's so cheap: it's unintuitive and weak, basically.

[@morganyu2035]

"In for a penny, in for £118,000" actually, ever since the Jane & Andy Outlast 2 video, I believe the phrase goes "in for a penny, in for a whole pile of baby corpses". (This has lived rent-free in my head for 6 years.)

[@aetherwise2159]

Is it bad that the Vr Treadmill actually seems close to a rational price for how cool it would be to use? I mean my bank account can’t even touch it, but if it COULD, I gotta admit I’d be tempted. One baby-step closer to Sword Art Online…ya know…without all the…death.

[@clothar23]

But the death is the best part. And don't tell me you wouldn't off Fred from Accounting because I will know you're just lying to my face. That being said I would totally buy it if the shipping fees weren't as much as the device itself.

[@aetherwise2159]

@@clothar23 Look, if Fred wants to survive in a death game he needs to stop microwaving garlic and fish in the break room.

[@Wolfencreek]

But the death is the best part

[@Reishadowen]

The big fault of a lot of these "realistic motion control" VR systems, is that they are very tiring, very fast. Most gamers like to just chill on the couch while using a controller.

[@CJShrader]

The problem with it is it can only use games designed for the Omni system. No Half Life Alyx, no Superhot VR, etc

[@annijaklamer]

Jane: "how much swimwear does one man need??" Me, immediately: Well, his job *is* beach

[@SimonBuchanNz]

Beach, not water! He's not trained for this!

[@davidhelmer9124]

When Millionaire KZbin Jane Douglas says it’s a waste of money, you know it’s true

[@mar_speedman]

Millionaire KZbinr Jane Douglas didn't get where she is today by buying 1k dollar keyboards and gold inlaid potato PCs!

[@Brasc]

Millknaire Yputuber Jane Douglas delegates to her mobile robot water heater.

[@Styner09]

Nah, bro... You got it wrong, she's a BILLIONAIRE, which is why she's offering her expertise. 😂

[@Ag3nt0fCha0s]

If she really is a millionaire then I wanna borrow a 5er from her lol

[@EhmJB]

I want to believe that Jane Douglas is a millionaire KZbin. Not some pauper KZbin like the one Google owns.

[@Strigulino]

If the guys at 4:35 are going to charge 100K for a car simulator they could at least afford a proofreader to tell them how to spell “integrated” properly in their marketing… 😂

[@Ag3nt0fCha0s]

I’m not saying you could get an acceptable “hot” car for that… but for 100k you definitely can.

[@leafandryly]

I was actually asked to invest in that VR treadmill thing. I did not want to put my money in that because I didn't think anyone would actually buy it

[@leafandryly]

And if Jane is gonna give me her number I'll let her manage my money

[@MunchKING]

@@leafandryly I'm guessing her advice is the link to their patreon. :D

[@NottherealLucifer]

​@@leafandrylyThe concept itself is worth patenting because if VR technology ever reaches the mainstream this sort of device is the next logical step for it. A thumb stick to move around with is all well and good but the ability to actually walk around without endangering every breakable object in your house is something the masses would pay for if they all owned VR headsets and the device itself wasn't super expensive

[@leafandryly]

@@NottherealLucifer you might not be wrong but either way I didn't feel like playing those odds

[@leafandryly]

@@bostonrailfan2427 it would suck but, not to did discriminatory, I don't think most gamers want to run around for real when gaming. I know personally I want to sit and relax when I get a chance to game

[@DMBLaan]

You know if Mike and Luke had the money, they'd buy the Race Sim set up. Me, if I had the money, I'd buy one of those gaming chair set ups.

[@mar_speedman]

No I think Mike already hinted that he'd rather buy an actual F1 machine lol

[@sindrisuncatcher653]

Do you have a couch that's comfortable to lie down on, with its back against a wall sturdy enough to attach hardware mounts to? Because getting a decent 4k monitor and putting it on a swing-out arm so it folds against the wall when you aren't using it but floats above the middle of the couch when you want, plus a wireless keyboard and mouse, is surprisingly cheap. Especially if your rear couch cushion makes for a decent mousepad.

[@barbararowley6077]

I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought that!

[@craigb2343]

I was expecting Mike to hint that he would own the F1 rig if he had the room for it.

[@Michael_Lindell]

AKA '7 Inaccessible Gaming Accessories'.

[@chadjones1266]

"Zeus Jupiter" Someone didn't pay attention in mythology class.

[@clothar23]

Screw mythology they clearly didn't pay attention to 6th grade history.

[@jericoba]

How about economics class?

[@darthsirrius]

That keyboard is actually rad, I might look into it next time I get a massive bonus check LOL. If anything, it's the only keyboard you should ever play Bioshock on ROFL

[@ABadassDragon]

That keyboard is actually pretty cool compared to everything else

[@omegahaxors9-11]

It actually feels like a real product and not just a barely-disguised attempt to tap into some rich dumbass' wallet.

[@lacytaylor1501]

I've always found it strange when companies focus around designer items feel the need to take hobbies that can already be a bit pricey to enjoy and hike the price even more out of the common hobbyists price range, if you're throwing that much money at it, it's more than likely that you don't even enjoy that hobby, you just like having another thing to fling money at.

[@mar_speedman]

I mean, some of these attempt to further gaming, but at a hefty price. Others are just outrageously pointless as you said, though. I mean, that suitcase! It doesn't even look good!

[@ryadinstormblessed8308]

I could imagine Vin Diesel owning a couple of these.

[@RaccoonHenry]

why should they care if anyone buys the product just to fling money, they still get 10 grand out of the equation

[@RaccoonHenry]

@@mar_speedman yeah, the suitcase is damn ugly!!

[@mattparkin7224]

Why? The target market is not "the common hobbyist"

[@Dr.Quarex]

The keyboard is probably the least-comparatively-expensive item on the list, considering how custom mechanical keyboards that look like garbage often go for like $500 with keycaps

[@NottherealLucifer]

When comparing how expensive an item is we don't just compare it to other items that do exactly as it does, we also compare it to the base item it's built on. As such we don't compare it to a $500 keyboard, we compare it to normal keyboards. As such it's possibly the most comparatively expensive items on the list. That aside keyboards with keycaps aren't $500 on average, you can get plenty of brands of them for under $100 apparently and that took like twenty seconds of searching to figure out.

[@icarusavery5691]

@@NottherealLucifer Yeah, but with some exceptions (thank god for Keychron) a *good* mechanical keyboard (even a non-custom one) is likely going to run you well over $100. I've seen some that are often recommended as "budget starting keyboards" around $200 or more.

[@ids1024]

It's also in the price range of the iPhone Pro Max (depending on storage space). And should last a lot longer than a phone will. So, hey, people with overly fancy phones could buy one with the money saved getting cheaper phones.

[@merchantfan]

Yeah it is pretty. If you're super into steampunk stuff I can see splurging on it if it's nice quality. Or if you like the feeling of writing on typewriters but want full internet connectivity.

[@davidmcgill1000]

That's gonna suck in dust like a magnet.

[@ZatchZXman]

Some of these accessories are more fit to be arcade machines as opposed to personal gaming rigs.

[@DavidCowie2022]

Let's pull some numbers out of the air for that £130,000 car rig: £5 for five minutes, ten sessions an hour (including changeover time), £50 an hour. Arcade is open eight hours a day, £400 a day. 300 days a year x £400 = £120,000 a year. I think that would more than cover the repayments on the loan to buy it.

[@criz5991]

u guys are good at math, what is the calculation of people being people and trying to break it? 🤔 u know those A-holes who let us have anything nice

[@merchantfan]

@@criz5991 I mean you could always have it cost more than that for a nice arcade. And at least then you could write off the expenses on your taxes

[@gilded_lady]

​@DavidCowie2022 those are incredibly optimistic numbers; it could easily be half that or less. You can't assume that the slots are always going to be filled.

[@mar_speedman]

@@DavidCowie2022 You're assuming there's enough people who wanna spend that much an hour for the machine to be in use 8 hours a day all year round

[@MrMariaTTVArchive]

Oxbox studios Jane: Andy, how about most expensive gaming accessories Andy: You're a genius. MIKE! Give us your wishlist!

[@Tabbyclaw]

I love how little they had to say about the Zeus Jupiter.

[@clothar23]

How much can you say about a platinum tower case with what was for time a welfare bit of hardware.

[@zotha]

I'm honestly shocked that the first item was "only" $10k... I was legitimately expecting something actually bonkers like $2M because I just generally expect Gucci to just be dumb

[@LET4M4RU]

Gucci isn't dumb, you dont because a multi billion dollars company by being dumb. THEIR CUSTOMERS on the other hand....

[@callum2474]

Nice, bookmarking this for when I definitely win the lottery this weekend! Thanks, guys

[@duelbraids]

I could almost see the VR treadmill being useful - a higher end non-VR treadmill is going to run the same (slightly lower, to be honest) cost, and if you're already going to spend that much on a treadmill, may as well gameify your workout to guarantee you'll use it. That said, for the price PLUS shipping, I'll stick to just going to the gym.

[@anicianovatierrie5831]

Least they could do is free shipping, honestly.

[@ironwolf5802]

That vr treadmill makes it look like your stronger buddy is holding you back from running away from something. Kinda hilarious.

[@frodobaggins7710]

Of course, Jane could easily afford all of these items thanks to her multimillionaire KZbinr status

[@PC64292]

I just assumed all the footage was shot on their personal machines?

[@Xhumed]

That, and the fact she rules the world with an iron fist. And a giant space laser.

[@dominateeye]

@@Xhumed Incidentally, the iron Fiat costs $1.5 million.

[@Xhumed]

@@dominateeye I don't know why my phone autocorrected it to that, but given cars are made to absorb impacts and made of fibreglass, an iron Fiat probably would cost that much. And kill any other car it hit

[@equious8413]

Aka OF

[@CaersethVarax]

Me: "They'll totally feature the Steel Battalion controller" Starts with something 50x the cost 😂

[@vineylfc]

Can't help feeling that for someone with long strides like me, that VR treadmill is a faceplant just waiting to happen!

[@nomeaknat]

So, that work station in Grandma's Boy is a real thing. What a world.

[@quinndrakon9468]

The VR segment about wandering around blindly brought to mind Rowan Atkinson's Johhny English trying out one such system. 😄

[@birdbird5337]

I feel like the main customer base for that racing simulator thing are arcades and such, where you're hoping you get enough customers paying a smaller price to use it once

[@mar_speedman]

Pretty sure the main customer base is F1 race drivers lol

[@DirgeTV]

@@mar_speedmanThe same ones who already drive for teams that already have these?

[@mar_speedman]

@@DirgeTV Yes that's what I meant lol

[@chriswest6988]

Ludicrous price point aside, the Gucci Xbox and controllers look like about as good a fusion of those two ideas as you could hope for if that was somehow a thing you wanted. And then the suitcase looks like lazily slapped together shit.

[@HylianFox3]

Yeah, the thing that really stuck out to me about the Gucci Xbox suitcase was how ugly it is. And of course they want like 10 grand for it...

[@lord0jackostar]

It’s Gucci, that’s just the luggage looks like. Kinda agree about the controller and Xbox, as far as collads go, it’s not hideous.

[@BlooferLady86]

The VR treadmill looks like something you'd buy in The Sims.

[@LainKaplan]

I know $400 isn’t THAT much. But Steel Battalion has the most extravagant controller of ALL TIME

[@MegaSparky23]

My buddy has that set up in his game room it’s pretty cool.

[@antonfowler6582]

Tried the 360 sequel but the kinect controls were just useless in a small room . Now if they did a remake using a regular controller .

[@JonathanStrickland]

The Datamancer keyboard hit me hard. Datamancer was the handle of Richard "Doc" Nagy, a maker who created stuff like keyboards in a Steampunk style. We lost him in 2013. I had the pleasure of interviewing him by email for an article I wrote about steampunk many years ago. He was an incredible artist, and the fact his work still comes up in searches is nice, because part of him lives on.

[@JonathanStrickland]

That's his company, and I know the company did continue on after his passing, though the most recent blog entry on their web site is from 2017 so I'm not sure if it's still active today. The links all seem to work, so that's a good sign at least.

[@komemiute]

First- while you guys and girls of Outside Xbox are always good at your sketches... this time you knocked it out of the park. I was literally cackling from the first minute to the last. Brilliant! Second, I am actually a developer and integration specialist for Military flight simulators and I got the honor to fly (in my over 15 years long career so far) some of the most expensive military videogames ever made. The simplest would probably be around several million Euros. On a specific very modern fighter jet sim alone I have over 3000 hours of playtim... Ehrrr.... work. Anyways- keep up the great work- you're all amazing.

[@toratio8547]

That keyboard does look awesome, not gonna lie. I think unlike the most expensive games, a lot of accessories at least look like decent purchases. Except maybe the Gucci one.

[@Mintylight]

That VR treadmill commercial made me laugh way, waaay, more than I'd thought it would.

[@fart-box]

I'm gonna make a word for these, un-nec-cessory; an unnecessary accessory that you must have to git gud, but doesn't necessarily git you gud because you lack the skill.

[@pjsell]

I think Jane has the makings of an excellent wealth management advisor for gaming systems. Got to have the Gucci X-Box X luggage to go inside the non-existent boot in the F1 racer

[@levilandes1719]

Jane kills me sometimes man. The writing is on point, but the delivery.

[@Icam_here]

there are some cool things in here, i like how that keyboard looks and that vr treadmill thing is an interesting idea. not to sure about the rest of the items though the best thing here is Jane's sass at how people can waste there money

[@travisspaulding5835]

Surely Mike wanted to buy one of these things for his at home arcade, only to be surprised by the price, thus inspiring this list video 😅

[@KillerKelMega]

Honestly that VR treadmill is an idea ive had before, because movement in VR really is an issue, but i figured it woukd be way too cumbersome for practical use even if I wasnt dumb and poor and actually had a way to make it a thing. And seeing this now I can see I was right

[@MidnightWildspirit]

I want the Omni-Treadmill.

[@nowhereman6360]

As a person with not a lot of money: This doesn't even seem to be stupidly overpriced. I would buy one if i won 5000€ . ;)

[@IkeFanBoy64]

that VR Treadmill actually seems super practical for someone like me who lives in a studio apartment in the backyard of my parent's house. I can also see something like that becoming a lot more readily available to the average consumer as time goes on.

[@responsibleaccount3918]

I just wanna give everyone who wrote the script for this one inspiration and a Benny each for making me laugh.

[@azuredragoon2054]

List Idea: 7 bosses you could kill with gravity (Fall damage) Solo Dragonrider from Dark souls 2 is an easy one in my mind, since you can make him charge off the edge of his arena.

[@batti591]

Most of SoulCalibur 2, I think. Even had some bosses that had to be defeated with a ringout

[@azuredragoon2054]

@@Sableagle Well, I did say "kill". But not all bosses when defeated are killed, so... Probably close enough.

[@gruggerduggerhoose]

Then the centipede demon in DS1 that can be anti gravitied up the wall and yeeted put of the arena

[@azuredragoon2054]

@@gruggerduggerhoose Iron Golem is usually the go-to example from DS1.

[@mar_speedman]

Didn't they already make that list...? Or am I imagining things?

[@thoughtengine]

9:30 Datamancer was a maker we knew on the Steampunk Forum attached to the Brass Goggles blog. He made these things as one-off artworks. Occasionally some would even end up as TV/film props. Datamancer himself no longer exists. He died years ago. Probably another reason that keyboard was so expensive...

[@andrewwalsh5616]

If I had the money to spare, I would absolutely buy the Omni One VR Treadmill and the MWE Emperor 200 Workstation.

[@saffral]

That treadmill looked so small, if you only take small steps it'd be fine, but if you're someone with long legs, it seems like it'd just lead to cramps from inching around not wanting to step off the side accidentally. Good for the kids though.

[@0PercentImagination]

If I suddenly became rich I would definitely get an overly powerful PC (with some vr stuff) and fill my entire bedroom with physical games, dvd's, books and various merchandise.

[@chris.rodgers]

I like how the vintage keyboard company couldn't be bothered to hide the phillips head screws with anything beyond a coat of paint. And computer case company could source platinum but not a real non-MIDI recording of a fanfare

[@ShadowXeldron]

Can we just talk about the Neo Geo? It was a home conversion of an SNK arcade board of the same name. While nowhere near as pricey as all the things in this video, it cost $650, with each game being more than $100. In exchange you got a 1:1 experience with the arcade and much more advanced graphics than those baby gamers who had to stick with Sega and Nintendo. Speaking of the arcade, I'd guess that's where the F1 sim racing thing that I forgot the name of is probably meant for.

[@EdwardLorn]

Andy slowing turning into Author Morgan is my favorite plot twist this year

[@Shiestey]

That VR headset treadmill is sick. Imagine a MLG tournament where both teams are using those lol.

[@Cyrus_T_Laserpunch]

For what it is, the VR treadmill is definitely the most affordable and worth it. Fully functional movement in VR games without any risk of crashing into a wall, the ability to sprint, and the sheer level of immersion, not to mention the advanced setup to make sure everything is tracked right, and under $3000 for such a setup. I could see these being used sometime in the future for a special variety of esports games. A shooter game but every player has to be using one of those, so the less physically fit players get slower and slower as they get tired in the real world, combining the need for training both in the digital world and the physical.

[@demonwarb1]

Honorable mention for Steel Battalion? Retailed for $200 on the OG Xbox, but did include the massive controller console that was required to play. Copies are listed for upwards of $1k now

[@BeornGreymane]

I don't know how it is in the UK, but in Norway you can easily get a treadmill sans VR that costs well above 5000 pounds. Also, that 160 inch screen had some terrible shadows where the projectors overlap.

[@jericoba]

That VR treadmill device looks like it has good design and usability. Not even _that_ pricey. They could have several different models. Cool!

[@brendanowicki3821]

That keyboard is the stuff dreams are made of

[@Sheemer2]

Someone get Andy a cowboy hat already.

[@grumble]

A friend of mine worked as an environment artist for a VR company that built games for a motorcycle rig much like the F1 car rig (it would tilt realistically in corners, etc.). She said at the time they were trying to get it certified as medical training equipment as well?? But mainly they were trying to get them set up in arcades, such as they still exist.

[@Nate-zb4bk]

My bet is Andy is eyeing up that nautical keyboard but trying to figure how he could hide it from Mike and Jane.

[@HylianFox3]

What really gets me about all these obscenely priced accessories is how utterly unnecessary they are. The VR treadmill is the only one that's halfway reasonable. "More dollars than sense" is a phrase that comes to mind...

[@davidmitchell005]

There is one critical drawback of all gaming accessories, be they cheap or expensive. They are so frequently designed with just one game type in mind. From arcade joysticks that are intended for fighting games and could benefit from a second stick to serve as an extra durable primary controller, to steering wheel and pedals that can only be used for driving. The question is, what are you going to do when you get bored of even your favourite racing game and the driving kit you bought is just sitting there, taking up space? You could try “driving” your way through other games that don’t involve driving sections. Or stuff it in the cupboard with all the other tat(I’ve still got DK bongos). The problem is the specificity of controller design. After the default controller for a console is designed, there doesn’t seem to be much appetite for creating controllers that have interesting features and can apply to a range of games.

[@emmal7510]

A couple of these seem aimed at the "desperately wanted a racing car bed, but convinced they're now too old for one" market.

[@Desdinova04]

Datamancer was big in the steampunk community, but they passed away in 2013. Such a cool person :(

[@ReverendTed]

I'm curious how intentional it was to show SUPERHOT VR while discussing the Omni treadmill, considering SUPERHOT VR is explicitly designed to exclude walking from place to place.

[@andyq524]

Lol "$10,000 in medical bills." You sweet summer child. Try like $30,000 here in the backwards US of A. 😅

[@zacharysmith4856]

I want to like this comment, but it hits so hard. 😢

[@BlairChasteen]

Okay I was thinking the steel battalion controller would have been listed before watching this.

[@russelljacob7955]

I dont feel so bad about ordering Armored Core VI Premium Edition

[@danhectic5629]

i hesitated too long and had to settle for CE dangit!

[@fuzzyotterpaws4395]

I think the 160 thing is TOO big. I also don't like big movie screens for the same reason. I hate having to look all over instead of just one place!

[@OllayBojangle]

Andy's VR stories should be a series

[@MrEman5112]

Do I need any of these things? No Do I WANT most of these things now? ABSOLUTELY

[@jefferyG499]

The guy in the VR treadmill at 2:15... woof.

[@thecontinuousone3183]

the treadmill concept without VR exclusive games i think is going be the next step of interactive game play, the kinetic, wii , and others focus on whole body movement, but they have to lower the price first

[@valkyrie-randgris]

Or introduce the concept into public consciousness via VR arcades first. But yeah, that one is the sort of thing that I wouldn't be at all surprised to see start cropping up in amusement parks and shit.

[@kattnap92]

I'm sure you've done a video similar to this, but I think a fun video to do would be seven cutest creatures in games that you had to kill/destroy.

[@m0nsterman902]

I can’t wait for that treadmill to get cheaper. Totally worth it

[@TheDragonOfWhi]

Should probably be concerned that my VR experiences and Andy's VR experiences line up almost exactly. Must be playing similar games.

[@OfficialSuede]

Still reeling at the fact that the futuristic VR multidirectional treadmill is a quarter the price of a Wes Anderson Xbox Case

[@boots_tx1582]

The MWE Emperor workstation looks like JT's office workstation in Grandma's Boy.

[@DiardanRose]

Andy's "just me" gags in that VR entry was the funniest thing, to me, in one of these list videos for a while.

[@Liv3W3ll]

Those Seafarer m and k's do look good though.

[@lmcgregoruk]

That VR treadmill thing, I always thought that kind of a 360degree treadmill would of been good for VR, but more for entertainment locations, rather than as a home product.

[@mar_speedman]

That VR rig isn't just unecessarily expensive, it's outrageously exhausting. The average gamer can barely stand up and keep an arm outstretched to shoot with for more than an hour, let alone run and jump! I mean, look at Luke's Planet of the Apes video! Luke was sitting down!

[@Mx_Rae]

Ngl, I kinda wish I could buy that keyboard. The perfect blend of clicky-clacks and aestheticism.

[@ChristyTina22]

That keyboard is gorgeous..

[@elafimilo8199]

Ngl, that Datamancer stuff looks amazing.

[@Bronzescorpion]

Don't worry Andy, I constantly find myself ending up in Denmark. Granted I live and are born here, but I understand your troubles.

[@AlexDuos]

Lotta racing stuff in here. I was expecting some sort of insane flight sim setup in the cockpit of a decommissioned F-15 honestly

[@SillyEwe]

I wish the VR treadmill was more affordable. VR is amazing for fitness purposes, especially as someone who is inactive due to PE class trauma. The immersion is the big thing, too. All we could do is wait for some healthy competition to keep the prices reasonable.

[@Onemurillo]

Jane, asking about how much swimwear; Did you forget? The man’s job is Beach!!

[@VulpisFoxfire]

Amusing in the bit with the racing rig to see, amongst all the folks with the full car shells, the one guy with *just* the seat...

[@Strider_Volnutt2048]

Ok, Mike's shirt in this video is totally awesome!!! Street Fighter II forever!!!

[@Hailstormand]

Did the extravagant prices make me feel angry? No, what irked me the most is the fact that they named that computer Zeus Jupiter. It's that moment in Spiderman: Across the Spider-verse where Pavitr Prabhakar reprimands Miles Morales for saying 'chai tea'.

[@elivitolin874]

Andy, you don't need to stop playing VR games, but you DO need to install a GoPro style camera on your VR set and then upload the footage to KZbin

[@MrMBinder]

Jane knows what's up. I'm not anywhere near being made of money, but I'll never regret buying a used Herman Miller Aeron chair, which is by far the most luxurious "gaming accessory" I own. Also; spending a fortune on a giant curved monitor with washed-out colours bundled with a ridiculous racing sim rig just to ram into the other cars? - 10:25 😂😂 And those tiny bargain bin office speakers is just the ridiculous cherry on top 😅

[@jaded718]

My back is screaming out in empathic pain watching the vr treadmill

[@zomburgerchef9587]

Jane would probably be a good financial manager seeing as how she is a millionaire youtuber.

[@alptigin5438]

With the racing sims, bear in mind real teams and drivers use sim games to practice and memorize the tracks dating back to the old Papyrus NASCAR games in the 90's, so they can probably sell to that audience.

[@chavamara]

You talk about the Seafarer's Keyboard as if Andy WOULDN'T try to buy it if he could!

[@Nicooriia]

I remember mentioning way long ago that proper VR could be, idk, a vr arcare with players investing in either accounts, usbs, or something to that matter to save their progress on whatever games they were playing, and just have a limited time to play them in said arcades. Like, idk, pay an hour or half hour to get strapped into a solo vr room to play a multiplayer game with other vr players, or to play from a library of games, or bring your own or something. renting/ entry fees would probably be cheaper than owning a whole vr set up (treadmill style set up, not just headset) and you wouldnt have to worry about maintenance or whatever. i think the treadmill is neat, the price makes sense, but it's still not easily accessible, plus it's a bulky item not everyone would have the room for. Same as the expensive car simulator, you'd be better off going to a fancy arcade.

[@ravenshade266]

These jokes were LANDING today, great work OX team!