LGR Oddware - CyberShades 3D Glasses

Depth! Immersion! Headaches! The Chinon Cyber Shades active shutter 3D LCD glasses were on the cutting edge in 1995, boosting sales of 3D-capable DOS PC games and aspirin alike.

[@ZenPunk]

Jesus, that packaging. "Cybershades. So intense they'll blast your retinas right out of your skull."

[@garytyler6832]

+Zen Punk I thought it looked like her eyes were imploding

[@joeboyd1964]

Is that what that is? I thought it was a clown XD

[@gamemaster8488]

Retina is not connected to the skull in any way tho

[@kevinmiddleton8721]

Game Master please go away you hyper-critical troll

[@formdusktilldeath]

@@gamemaster8488 they don't need to be connected to be INSIDE the skull to be in turn blasted out of it

[@aibrainlet8041]

In depth dwellers thats not the music sped up, thats 3D music!

[@Aedrieus]

"Chinon, apply directly to the chin."

[@dillonchamberlain]

Please don’t make me laugh so hard

[@Matrilwood]

The reason why they don't see modern screens is because you're looking at a polarized filter through a polarized filter.

[@freedustin]

And on that note. You can actually remove the polarized filter from the LCD. Then you will only be able to see what's on the screen while wearing polarized glasses.

[@heywoodjablowme1624]

Matrilwood Jesus man... pay attention. He explained multiple times how these glasses work and why thy don't work on older LCD monitors. These aren't polarized glasses, they are active shutter LCD glasses. Until fairly recently, LCD monitors didn't have a high enough refresh rate to work with active shutter 3D glasses. With regards to these 3D glasses, polarization has *nothing* to do with it.

[@3cc3ntr1c1ty]

Zhaleh Farrokhzād Not quite -> 1:47 "Yes, the lenses are polarised, so they're a little bit darker." =)

[@heywoodjablowme1624]

3cc3ntr1c1ty Huh... yeah, he did say that, but he's also incorrect. The reason that the lenses on active-shutter glasses look a bit dark is because the liquid crystal matrix (*especially* LCDs from the 70s - 80s) is not perfectly transparent, even when 'off'. I have a few pairs of active-display glasses from the late 80s (including the same make as the one LGR has) up to the early 2000's and double checked them against a polarized filter. None of the active-shutter glasses that I own have polarized lenses. In fact, I just did a quick Google search of recent active 3D TVs and one of the big benefits mentioned by many of the manufacturers is that their TVs looked much brighter when viewing them in 3D because the active-shutter glasses did not have polarizing filters, which is how passive 3D TV glasses operate.

[@3cc3ntr1c1ty]

Fair enough, haha. Just out of curiosity, why is it that we don't see flickering through the active-shutter glasses when viewing the older LCD screens? Since, as you say, it is the refresh rate that is the issue, I thought that it would flicker, rather than turn pitch black like it did in the video.

[@chE3z1]

I know why lcd screens look black through the glasses. Lcd screens usually have a polarized film layer on the actual screen thing, and since the glasses are also polarized, it makes it look very dark. Also, if you can take the polarized layer off the screen, the screen will look blank white when turned on. Then if you look through the polarized film layer, you can see the screen fine.

[@jessihawkins9116]

no that’s not it

[@shitmultiverse1404]

LGR 2012: "I'm not really into 3d stuff" LGR 2016: "I wanna move my head because i'm used to vr sets"

[@CitrusRev]

Wolfenstein 3D:drunk edition

[@eidolonsims4753]

Even without the glasses, watching this video my face now hurts.

[@meyakabrown4725]

I assume the music is speed up because it is synched to frame and with stereoscopic you have twice the frames which means the music would be twice as fast.

[@markpenrice6253]

Certainly used to be the case with some old 16-bit games. I remember Lemmings had a 50/60Hz refresh switch, and the music would speed up in 60Hz mode. And it was a common complaint where console games suffered lazy ports and the music routines weren't resynched... not only did the action slow down, but the music (and sometimes SFX) as well.

[@wadmodderschalton5763]

The sped up music tune in 3D mode is better than the slow music tune in 2D mode (14:53, 15:06)

[@eagleclaw006]

Headaches, eye-strain, light wallet? You sure this isn't a Virtuaboy?

[@jamescrow4915]

Geronimo -JohnMo- the virtual boy ruined my childhood

[@rtwo_5070]

oh boy

[@tylerbeadle-follis3338]

THAT BEARD!!!!

[@TrustsLiars]

Yeah what he said

It's 3D!!!

[@kikook222]

I rarely see ghosting on my 3DS but when you do see it, it's hard to stop.

[@sadmac356]

The 3D on mine just gives me a headache

[@grimtickler3400]

if you plug the glasses into an ipod can you watch music?

[@queenbiscuit311]

yes you can s e e t h e s o u n d w a v e s

[@jasoncathell]

Smokin weed

[@Fenrigalo]

@@queenbiscuit311 S U N D A Y S C H O O L

[@nicholasgawler-collins5754]

Can you listen to the graphics?

[@itepk0522]

Hmm I was thinking the same

[@bitwize]

I don't know what's more obnoxiously 90s: the CyberShades box art or the 3DTV logo. It's like they gave a fresh "new media" grad a Macintosh Quadra with Photoshop 3.0 and said "go nuts!"

[@jaxsonharper9091]

" _Depth_ Dwellers " I feel like this game got included just because of namesake alone.

[@LGR]

Ha! Never thought about that, but it works.

[@thes6550]

Music was speeding up likely because of some tie in with frame rate which was likely changed by the 3d setting.

[@thes6550]

@Michael Persico Yeah. That is a very common issue in old games on more modern hardware or simply better speeds.

[@Zam15]

Wanted those so badly after trying them at a mall in the 90s. Now I have NVIDIA 3D vision that works with my projector along with picking up VR.

[@lincolnyellick]

"A topic for another day" -- I con do the research, but I love the way you present it! I would love to the tech tales about that. Can't wait for the next video!

[@VulpisFoxfire]

It doesn't see the LCD because the screen is polarized and so are the glasses.

[@Mary42877]

...would it work if he played with his head bent sideways?

[@CzornyLisek]

no

[@aaronlippincott7385]

yes

[@ThroughLifelessEyes]

yes it would!

[@Axodus]

just bend the screen sideways lol

[@TheTonyMcD]

Why is all the 3d backwards? As you approach an object, it should split into two separate images increasingly farther apart the closer you get. They have it the other way around. Closer objects are one image and farther objects are separated. That is just wild, I've never seen anything like that before.

[@analogbug16]

Anthony McDevitt I knew something was off and you nailed it.

[@mickeymouse12678]

I've seen a couple comments like this and I've still yet to see anyone try to explain why that is.

[@mickeymouse12678]

You know what, I think he had to change something in the settings. When he fiddled with the convergence while playing Wolf 3D, he somehow changed it to be correct...that is, the image separation increased as objects became closer.

[@MaaZeus]

That is a wrong use of 3D. When you have things separating the closer you get, that means they pop out of the screen. Good for "Wow it is 3D!!!" factor but terrible for gameplay and causes all sorts of issues because you have to go crosseyed and if the object is partially out of the screen edges the effect is ruined. When things get together close up and further apart far away, that means the screen itself is like a window where you are looking through into another 3D world. Easier for the eyes and more immersive gameplay. I have fond memories of playing Morrowind through Gainward 3d shutter glasses, it was glorious despite the double images.

[@markpenrice6253]

The only reason I can think of is that it's countering the small inherent separation you have from the monitor sitting relatively close to you - if you wink your eyes alternately, you can see the monitor itself shift. So to have something look more distant, you have to apply an opposite divergence, with an object at infinity having a net zero shift between each eye. However, they've hugely overdone it. The only way that such a counter-shift would look at all natural and not give you a headache from viewing "impossible" images, or subconsciously rationalising them as two separate objects, would be if you were playing the game on a very small monitor (maybe 9 or 10 inches), sitting way too close, had uncannily widely spaced eyes, or maybe all three. The description of the effect in Depth Dwellers makes me think the convergence (infinity position) and the eye separation (strength of effect scaled from zero-separation) are both really badly calibrated by default. The ideal would to have it set so the most distant things in game look more or less like they're at infinity, and the nearest things popping a good way out of the screen, closer to your face... which would need adjustment of both settings.

[@LGR]

Yes, it is. It's a freaking ancient version, but I've had it ever since upgrading from CoolEdit Pro and it still works.

[@iandavidwolfe]

Whoa! I've been watching your vids for about a year or so and this is the first vid I've seen of you with a giant beard! Great scott ;)

[@LGR]

Yes, that undoubtedly is some part of it. Really looking forward to giving the Oculus a look!

[@CyberiadPhoenix]

it doesn't see LCD screen because LCD screens use a polariser

[@JuliaMono]

I heard the music in the beginning of the video and was thrown back 25 years to a time when I played the heck out of "Stunts" with my cousin. Thanks for the trip :D

[@Kazuo1G]

I think I know why the games looked so bad. The developers had the idea of 3D reversed. As you approach an object, the image is supposed to split into two separate images farther and farther apart from each other; conversely, as you recede away from the object, the two images merge the more distant you are away from it. Instead, the opposite happens.

[@videotoblin]

s c i e n c e

The image comes together when an object appears at the same distance as your monitor. If the right eye picture is left and vice versa it appears closer and when it's the other way around it appears further away.

[@RydalS]

100% correct you are! It's amazing how the dev team didn't even understand that?!

[@RydalS]

@@IRMacGuyver no sir double check the video. They incorporated the 3d element completely wrong in these games.

[@cristian_m_ciarlo]

I’m just reviewing this video... and I’ve just noticed the STUNT cover (?) tune at the end of the video !!! Stunt !!! My favorite PC DOS game of all time !!!

[@DouglasRRenoVideoGameReviews]

Flaahback to the first LGR video I ever watched... been a huge fan ever since!

[@zintosion]

Of course a guy with the surname Stark is in R&D.

[@FireFoxBancroft]

I've watched this video twice now but KZbin still lists it as Recommended, it's been 11-ish months and this video has appeared in my recommended every month this year. Nothing against you Clint I love the video, keep doing what you do, my issue is with KZbin. You ever had a younger cousin, like they're 8-9 years old and they want to show you their favorite toy? And every time you come over they want to show you the same toy? And not just every day they do it every-other-hour and you've already seen it 286 times? That toy is this video and that little cousin is KZbin.

[@videotoblin]

ikr

[@LGR]

As mentioned in the video, it only works with a small handful of games that are programmed to work specifically with these glasses. Carmageddon is not one of them.

[@Ravenfellblade]

When I heard the music in the intro, I was like "Yay! Stunts!" but then I see those 3D glasses so I was like "Yay! 3D Stunts!?" And then you got to the end, and there was no Stunts! So I had a sad. Then I remembered I have Stunts! on my laptop, so I fired it up, jumped into an Acura NSX on my favorite cousin track, and turned my sad into a rad! Thanks, LGR!

[@09yulstube]

Could you ever consider doing a Tech Tales on 3D?

[@LGR]

For sure, it's a fascinating story!

[@Josh-th4yi]

+Lazy Game Reviews I'd love for this to happen.

[@mattafaak]

Duck Tales Tech Tales pls

[@kieranwalker6072]

I thought the same, would LOVE to see that!!

[@JesusisJesus]

you should do a video on the history of 3D and the backstabbing involved..

[@ps3master72]

It involves backstabbing, hell yeah, that's PERFECT for an LGR Tech Tales, C'mon Clint, do it!!

[@Lukas94u]

I can see why you get so many views even your old stuff is so good, probably one of the best youtubers out there.

[@hikaru-live]

Gut feeling: 1. Those shades can be made compatible to modern platforms and probably also operate at modern environments, just ditch the parallel port adapter and design a new host adapter, probably based on USB, that uses some modern interface protocol like nVidia 3D-vision. This can be achieved by using a single USB-capable microcontroller like Arduino Leonardo (ATmega32U4) or PIC18F4550. 2. If the old protocol can be reverse engineered and plugged into modern environments, a USB to Parallel adapter can be used to interface the old host adapter hardware to a new computer, and the USB to Parallel adapter can be hacked to also power the host adapter from the USB bus power.

[@SianaGearz]

陈北宗 Problem no. 1 with USB: timing is bad. The messages come out at most at millisecond precision, and usually a lot worse. This problem is exacerbated with USB to Parallel adapters. There is exactly one USB to parallel adapter which can be bit banged (slowly), which this almost quite definitely needs - the rest only understand printers. OK, i have some idea how to get the input timing better, by enhancing USB input with a VGA/DVI/HDMI/DisplayPort pass-through adapter which will use the precise timing of the video signal, but that's neither cheap nor simple, and you'll have plenty of other issues to contend with. I have a few more ideas to use USB for control and timing, but they are all kind of probably cheaper, but less robust, not to say probably very bad ideas, or possibly even impossible. Problem no. 2 applies to any modern monitor: the timing is wrong. On a CRT, you have nanoseconds of delay between voltage going out of the VGA port and the dot appearing on the screen, instantly going from black to brightly lit. An LCD will usually buffer the whole image and then apply some calculations to counter drive the brightness transformation, usually with slow morph going into an overswing and then back into the intended colour. At different speeds depending on the contrast between before and after colour, soooo... you're gonna be off by milliseconds, and besides, because the colours morph slowly in both directions, there is going to be residue of opposite eye's image also known as ghosting. Some of the ghosting can be suppressed by gating, but then you're losing a lot of brightness. I don't think you'll be able to see anything. A proper solution to this issue is not to gate the shutter glasses, it's too slow anyway, but to gate the LCD backlight in sync with shutter glasses, and do so with an extreme brightness boost, at which point you're modifying the monitor to match the glasses. Problem no. 3, H/V linear polarization filter, like in all early computer shutter glasses, will do weird things on an LCD monitor. TN type LCDs have a high chance of being blacked out completely by polarizing filter, and IPS will likely be visible when you look straight on, but do weird things under even the smallest roll angle. LCD polarizing glasses such as these were perfect for CRTs. So the solution is complex and requires adjustments to all component. OverDrive style algorithm needs to be adjusted, backlight needs to be gated at very specific time, the display technology must be TN because the rest are just too slow, but the glasses need a different direction of polarization, something like 45°, making old polarized glasses useless. Why not do something more trivial - simply rearrange the structure of LCD monitor to have alternating output polarization for different pixels or different lines, and then use passive glasses with polarization rotated by 90°? I believe there were at least 2 companies that did this, iZ3D and somebody else, and it was pretty good and very affordable.

[@MikeStavola]

back when I was a kid in the 90s, working in a local computer shop.... they had these for sale. one was returned because it didn't run on the customer's system. We all tried it out in the shop, and I really liked them. they worked pretty well!

[@NOOBWELLXD]

I think it speeds up the music cuz the midi is tied to the frame rate, and probably it doubles the frames for the 3d effect

[@markpenrice6253]

Or in other words ... it's a lazy patch and they didn't think to halve the sync for 3D mode. I wonder if that also means it has the deliberate Doom-style 35fps cap in 2D mode, and only runs up to effective 70fps (rendering each actual frame twice) in 3D?

[@JesseBaker121]

I have just found the game of my child hood, thanks LGR!

[@brokenscart7989]

"If I put it right in the middle, it's not bad" Lol with the stereos separation off

[@jeremyusbourne6289]

I got a glasses free 3d phone the other week and I love it can watch anything in 3d without glasses

[@AgressionWrestling1]

You need to make a tech tales for 3d

[@lukey391]

Love the beard haha man the difference between these videos and your new ones is amazing you haven't changed much love the old retro vids keep them coming mate

[@TschimmiCash]

I watch all your videos. They are interesting. Well presented. And I love to hear your voice *no homo* ! Keep on shooting, LGR-San!

[@LGR]

Thank you!

[@projectz975]

"no homo" he says! har dee har har!

[@funkyanimal5812]

+Lazy Game Reviews your welcome

[@funkyanimal5812]

+Lazy Game Reviews you sound the same as you did back in 2012

[@funkyanimal5812]

+Lazy Game Reviews ye hert meh bran

[@westtell4]

its good to know that this technology actually worked decades later

[@Loungeroomuk]

Greetings! this is my most watched channel and is bloody amazing :) Cheers LGR

[@ClownNaround]

5:36 “why would balls be that long?” You’d be surprised what age could do to the human body..

[@videotoblin]

OH NOOO

[@markpenrice6253]

Here he comes, Johnny Long-balls...

[@Vintersemestre00]

@@markpenrice6253 No it's Larry who has long balls. He has some long ass balls. (Curb Your Enthusiasm)

[@imp2247]

This was 11 years ago. He's probably aware by now.

[@tsioutsiouboom]

Mate, Awesome videos. I really enjoy your videos for the history of various tech companies.! The reason the glasses go pitch black is because the LCD screens have a polarized film and together with the polarized film the glasses use to isolate Left from Right they block each other out.! Keep on the good work!

[@idiotsinc7658]

I swear this guy never ages

[@17R3W]

The history of 3D? Sounds like a job for lgr tech tales ;)

[@sidewinder15599]

Man! Math and Word Rescue. I grew up playing those and loved them!

[@LGR]

Well, it's just an Acer monitor, but yeah.

[@wazaagbreak-head6039]

Man I remember watching this video in break period during my final year at university, good times man good drunken times

[@extremelyhappysimmer]

Tell me a techtales of 3d is coming

[@nilz23]

yes, do a 3d techtales please!

[@videotoblin]

I'm here from the future.

[@LGR]

Back then, PowerVR was a competing video standard for 3D acceleration, alongside Direct3D, Glide, OpenGL, NV1, Glint, etc. I have a PowerVR card around here somewhere, but I've never actually put it to use. I've always been more of a Glide/3DFX guy.

[@gatsu8634]

DO A TECH TALES ABOUT THE HISTORY OF 3D! PLEASE!

[@sand0decker]

This thing is actually pretty cool. It's pretty ahead of its time

[@sand0decker]

My parents' TV has RealD3D filtering settings. I used to play GTAIV, Red Dead Redemption, and Battlefield in 3D

[@compactc9]

Sounds like you should do a 'Tech Tales' on 3D technology.

[@jonnda]

There was an IMAX that had active shutter LCD tech in the early 2000's. It received IR signals for controlling the LCD, and supplemental speakers in the headset, and it was awesome. Best, most comfortable, 3D experience I ever had. I wonder why they canned it at the IMAX at the Chicago Navy Pier theater?

[@LGR]

As mentioned in the video, there are supposedly some games made for the Nuvision 3D-SPEX glasses that are compatible. But I don't have any of those games and I think it takes some kind of special BIOS for the glasses, so I don't know for sure.

[@HaLoFreQ2000]

Omg that stunts music.......love that game and would definitely love to see a review of it its one of my favorite childhood PC games

[@TheDisgruntledCactus]

I'm sure this has probably been said plenty of times already in the comments, but I think the reason the music increases in speed is because in order to show "3D", it has to use 120 FPS instead of, what I'm guessing is native, 60 FPS. While the gameplay isn't tied to the FPS, I think the music is, leading to a 2x faster music track when "3D" is enabled.

[@jasonblalock4429]

Oh em gee, I had one of these back in the day! I had totally forgotten the name of 'em until I saw your video. I picked them up on clearance from Tiger Direct after Chinon stopped selling them. Except my copy had Descent, which was easily the only reason to use them. It was awesome in 3D... for about half an hour, until the splitting headaches set in. They quickly went into a junk box.

[@jaxnean2663]

Your channel is informative, fun, funny and awesome.

[@noisynerdman]

In some videos you have no beard and in others you do. It's amazing how fast you can grow it.

[@williamlinley1402]

Soy boys can grow beards quite quick tbf

[@SimulatedGoat]

@@williamlinley1402 lol what?

[@JJceo]

You are one of my subscriptions that i don't feel bad about watching a video twice. (that is a good thing)

[@LGR]

Extreme Rock Climbing. It's the longest-running gag in my videos :)

[@ProtoMario]

I have heard from many people and biographies that true 3D is impossible unless the device that is outputting the 3D and the LCD screen receiving the 3D are 1 and the Same.

[@ps3master72]

BUT PROTO!!! I used anaglyph glasses on my random TV and got it to be 3d....

[@dead99ish]

If you get two cameras and put them on both of the lens of the glasses and make each view %50 transparent and combine both views, you can see it in 3d with cameras.

[@robertharris6092]

Damn. Going and buying 50.1% of a opposing compqnys stock then basicaly just shutting them should be illegal.

[@UNSCPILOT]

It's alarming how many things companies can do that should be illegal

[@Violant3]

I just love 3d technology, i've got a 3d tv and a nintendo 3ds, my eyes don't strain nor my head hurts. Really fun

[@Kellmachine]

Watching this video is hurting my eyes lol

[@Anacronian]

I love that box.

[@Yamezzzz]

One reason i LOVE LGR is that he is the only KZbin celebrity that actually replies back! You're awesome! :D

[@zipherdias420]

Dude, that beard was magnificent.

[@3D4Ureel]

I had the 3D revelator glasses and they worked with every game that used direct x. Racing games were the ones I liked best

[@lepterfirefall]

3D4Ureel me too.....came free with a gladiac graphics card....was cool

[@Bannanawaffles2]

Oh. My. God, LGR! Those black Logitech speakers you have sitting next to that LCD Moniter are the SAME ones sitting on my desk RIGHT NOW! AWESOME!!! ^_^

[@TrevorLentz]

Love the Back to the Future references! :D You should just change your channel name to "Well Informed Game Reviews" ! Please do a video about 3D technology!!

[@Tumoxa89]

This glasses is VERY similar with the ones i got in a bundle with GeForce ti4200 card. Looks like exact copy, and you know what, they were kickass, i remember playing games like sacrifice, messiah, porsche unleashed, hitman 2, echelon, damn it was a great times.

[@GlitchGoblin]

I miss his magnificent fucking glorious ass beard.

[@Mary42877]

get your own ass beard.

[@GlitchGoblin]

Mary42877 I can't grow an official beard. My family never had real good facial hair genes so I look odd with it.

[@GlitchGoblin]

Amy UNTOLD Yeah, I know. *:(*

[@damsonn]

Thanks - you are right - I didn't thought about focusing your eyes on the monitor screen which is pretty close. What I described would work when your sight is focused in infinity (several meters or more away). Clint showed it can be controlled at 15:30 and it depends on your distance to your screen as well as your eyes separation I presume.

[@Zucadragon]

About the polarized glasses, I reckon that there's an element in your monitor that's polarized as well, so try turning the glasses... If you hold two polarized glasses in front of eachother, you get the same effect, and then if you turn one, you'll eventually find a point where they both align and it works out. It has something to do with the direction of light if I remember correctly, and polaroid blocks all but one direction (roughly)

[@12...]

The new 3DS supports 3D youtube videos.

[@MadMaxBLD]

Thanks for getting the Stunts theme stuck in my head. :P

[@BungieStudios]

It's your glasses. I deal with that too.

[@dwarfbunni]

sorta unrelated, but I remember seeing those pretty voodoo card boxes even in the early 2000's and I always remember asking my mom for them because they looked cool and she kept telling me I couldnt play it, that it wasnt a game and it just didnt compute in my head, and I still wanted it for years until I realized I was just another victim of those awesome box covers.

[@huseman21]

I had similar glasses' that keyed off the vga signal via a small inline box. They worked really well and with just about every game using that nvida 3d driver they added latter on. But the white or bright colors did bleed a bit.

[@privateparty4900]

It's so weird that both Wolf and DD do the same thing: things converge as they get closer to you and diverge in the distance... It should be the exact opposite. So i guess there's sort of a sweet spot near the camera where it'sabout right but yeah, as things get further away you are just going to see double. They had a 50/50 shot of getting it right...

[@PlotlinePlus]

Can you cover 3D on Tech Tales? You know... if you read this?

[@MrRekab97]

sidewinder!!!! that was my fav game growing up

[@DrAnGeber]

Nice and interesting Videos, Jackson ;) Happy New Year from Germany!

[@SatoshiMatrix1]

....what was the point of games including _fleshing_ text that says "Please don't copy this game"? That only seems to attract attention to the concept of copying, not dissuade anyone from doing that if they intended to do that in the first place. Wouldn't it have been better to include a Nintendo-style anti-copying message of "It is a serious crime to copy games" or something? Just saying "Please don't copy this game" just doesn't make sense to me.

[@TheBluestflamingos]

Shareware existed at the time. The purpose of shareware was to act as a demo of sorts that you were encoraged to copy and give out to your friends and family. Therefore, companies that did not put copy protection on their games had to inform the player that the full version is not shareware so that they would not assume that it would be okay to make copies. Copying a game on flopy disks was so easy they had to worry about children who didn't know they were supposed to pay for the game copying it.

[@LGR]

Actually got it a couple weeks ago on sale and have been loving it. Very enjoyable game, a bit like SimCity meets Civilization meets humorous communism.

[@FiXato]

DUDE! Why did you get rid of that awesome beard? :(

[@Yusuke_Denton]

The ZZ Top transformation is complete. Congrats.

[@Forlorn79]

5:33 "Long as balls!" ~LGR

[@elgoog-the-third]

I have the SEGA Master System "3-D Glasses", which work amazingly well!

[@brucehaslam]

the bg is the theme from the game stunts right?

[@LGR]

Correct

[@brucehaslam]

+Lazy Game Reviews dude i feel old now kkk i remenber playing it a lot in my dx4 100 and later in a pentium

[@dwindeyer]

I was trying to remember what it was, sounded very familiar. Played it on an IBM PS/2 P70 for ages. Was crazy when I first saw it in colour.

[@ironcito1101]

I recognized it immediately, even though I haven't played the game or heard the song in over 20 years. It's amazing how some things are burned into one's memory. A job well done for the song's composer, I guess!

[@gearsofgames]

I got a very similar looking pair of 3D glasses with an Assus graphics card I got in the late 90s. I fiddled around with them for an hour or so and pretty quickly got a headache and a sore nose and ears! Boy were they uncomfortable and the 3D effect was pretty much zero ... They have been sleeping a dark closet ever since and I don't really miss them...

[@dilligafzilla]

For some reason every time if someone decides to review software or device that has 3d mentioned in it he's wearing glasses, has poor eyesight and can't see other kinds of 3d properly so all video is like "um well you probably could see 3d here if you try wear those glasses but I can't because my eyes suck oh well I'm having headache"

[@gregmtech]

back in the day i played Descent on those; spend the rest of the day with the worst migrane i ever had ; i still remember it .... it was that bad