Reality Quest Glove N64 (1 Hand Controller)

[Drexel923]

Someone just traded this thing into my store 5 minutes ago. I've never seen it before in my life. I searched around on google and found multiple links about a PS1 version...most mention that an N64 version was coming, but I couldn't find any info.

Here is a link I found for the PS1 glove:

http://gamevortex.com/gamevortex/hard_rev.php/292

and here is a pic of the N64 one I just got:



Any info on rarity/price would be appreciated. Thanks.

[TisLord]

More info here:

http://www.thecomputershow.com/compu...lnk&cd=6&gl=us

[TisLord]

And here
http://www.geocities.com/tgz6/odd_pa...lity_quest.htm

[TisLord]

seems more info can be found by searching for www.theglove.com on google. This is the website where you could buy it at. Value and rarity I have no idea.

[TisLord]

Interesting write up "PlayStation addicts with the introduction of this new game controller from Reality Quest. Not so much a glove as an arm strap with buttons, the controller (pounds 49.99) allows you to move in any direction by the flick of the wrist, with the control buttons positioned under the fingertips and thumb for easy access. It works with any PlayStation game, and for driving games - where analogue controllers allow you to gauge your steering more accurately - there's even a setting to achieve this. Apparently the Video Game Control Glove device came into being after Noah Ullman smashed his old joy-pad against the wall after losing a game of American football. Fixing it gave him the idea of the glove control, and proved that bad losers can do well after all. It takes a lot of getting used to, but the glove is fun, enjoyable and eventually intuitive to use. My only problem was I couldn't get the on-screen character to stop when I stopped. Oh, and sore thumbs really were gone. But my wrist ached. Available nationwide." Also it looks like this guy in question now works for...dun dun duhn...Microsoft

[ProgrammingAce]

I put up some info here:
http://gamerhistory.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=340

The thing is useless though, almost impossible to use.