Adding a shock collar to a Sega Genesis is a bad idea

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Tuesday, August 07, 2012

Many stupid things begin with a poorly planned creative impulse. For two curious French gamers, creativity gave them a shock collar wired into a Sega Genesis. Yeah, that seems safe...and fun.

The idea is that every time your character is injured in a game, the collar gives you a shock. I guess if you really dig negative stimuli while trying to get through a difficult level, a device like this has a few uses. For the rest of us sane and tender-throated people, we'll stick with thumb blisters and hand cramps as a punishment for playing poorly. 

 
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August 07, 2012

I think in theory, it's genius...the implementation is not however.  I remember when I bought my VirtualBoy, great idea but horrible for my eyes.  If they took out the actual shock collar element and added something different (maybe wrist locks that just a sort of "jerk" if you are shot in MW3).  In general, electrocution is not a good idea, for anyone.  

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August 07, 2012
Well, it is a good way to keep people from getting hooked on MW3 or Battlefield 3. Lol.

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