History of video games/Platforms/R-Zone

History The R-Zone HeadGear was launched in 1995 at a cost of $30.Tech Time Warp of the Week: Remembering the Worst 'Virtual Reality' Game System Ever https://www.wired.com/2015/03/tech-time-warp-week-remembering-worst-virtual-reality-game-system-ever/ 26 October 2020 Wired en-usmamedev/mame https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/ef8bb312d8b89201b09e3e5ba4c3b47c3dc7046f/src/mame/drivers/rzone.cpp GitHub 16 November 2020 en This system was not successful for a number of reasons, notably including giving players headaches.Tiger R-Zone von Tiger Electronics [BINARIUM] https://binarium.de/tiger_electronics_r-zone binarium.de 20 November 2020 The R-Zone SuperScreen was launched in 1996. The R-Zone X.P.G. and R-Zone DataZone were released in 1997. After selling poorly production of the R-Zone ceased in 1997.Tiger Electronics R-Zone 101: A Beginners Guide https://www.racketboy.com/retro/tiger-electronics-r-zone-101-a-beginners-guide RetroGaming with Racketboy 26 October 2020 en 6 August 2010 The R-Zone was succeeded by the Game.com. Technology The R-Zone uses 4-bit Sharp SM5xx series processors.mamedev/mame https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/master/src/mame/drivers/hh_sm510.cpp GitHub 16 November 2020 en Notable games Batman & Robin Gallery General Technology Headset XGP SuperScreen External Resources R-Zone R-Zone Video Game Kraken - R-Zone page with additional history and gallery of game cartridges. References 2100%__NOTOC__