h a l f b a k e r yBunned. James Bunned.
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You can use your ears to locate a position in space. I
remember an art exhibit that made it sound like a ball was
bouncing around the room. What if you could play games with
such a sound ball? The computer would track your location
and the ball's location. Feedback gloves (or a feedback racket
depending on the game) would vibrate to let you know when
you'd caught it or hit it.
All the fun of racquetball without betting hit in the head...
ever!
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but would it cause the demise of the "football in the groin" blooper show? damned technology. |
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</obligatory> Didn't even see it coming. <o> |
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The best part of racquetball is getting hit in the head. |
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Many of us long for that, but you have to start someplace. |
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It's all fun and games until someone looses an ear. |
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You could call it Invisiball. + |
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That name has already been used by some guy with too long a moniker. |
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I hope he isn't pissed off for not
knowing about it, he scares me. |
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He is an angry, angry man.
I don't want to spoil the surprise for you, but some time in the near future, he will find out where you live. The last thing you're going to see is the shiny steel blade of a well-honed axe, coming right at you. (he's one of those medieval types ). |
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For what it's worth, at least you won't see it for very long.
Wait; this is no time for words of comfort : |
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Be afraid; be very afraid..... |
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I love this, sharpen your skills. Can we have one with a Jedi space helmet visor? |
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I can't believe this got +15 votes. Ridiculous idea. |
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Couldn't you just play racquetball with the lights out? Sure, you'd run into the walls a few times, but wouldn't you learn to echo locate them?
or
Start with a white ball, so it's hard to see, then dim the lights. Paste some of those glow in the dark stars on the walls (and on your opponent), so you know where they are. Then only the ball is invisible. |
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