Yeah how is the Slip & Slid not on this list? I remember that as a kid we had one with a ramp and "splash pool" at the end of it, except we always set it up going downhill with the objective to ramp the splash pool.
Also the company that produced those "pegs" for bikes so people can stand on the axis of your front wheel and on the back. Full speed down a hill with 3 people on 1 mountain bike, middle of the road, no helmets. The only way to do it.
Will the extra exercise gain support for video games or lose it? I wonder the affect this will have on american obesity, and sadly I also wonder the "legal" effects. I can see someone arguing that having to move the controller realistically is the next step in the evolution of murder simulators.
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Yeah how is the Slip & Slid not on this list? I remember that as a kid we had one with a ramp and "splash pool" at the end of it, except we always set it up going downhill with the objective to ramp the splash pool. Also the company that produced those "pegs" for bikes so people can stand on the axis of your front wheel and on the back. Full speed down a hill with 3 people on 1 mountain bike, middle of the road, no helmets. The only way to do it.
Will the extra exercise gain support for video games or lose it? I wonder the affect this will have on american obesity, and sadly I also wonder the "legal" effects. I can see someone arguing that having to move the controller realistically is the next step in the evolution of murder simulators.