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waveform · 26-06-2012, 12:45

Those videos look great Steve.
Will you be sending them onto the Wiki that has a vectrex introduction video?

This could act as a part 2 for fans.

The shot of the Vectrex and Mac next to each looks cool btw!

They compliment each others shape beautifully.

Richard H. e-mailed me today, he finally got the cases back in stock after waiting a few months for the supplier.

So finally I should have a VecMulti on the way soon.

Happy Days.

waveform · 29-06-2012, 12:03

Had an idea regarding plain colour overlays for the Vectrex today.

When watching the Performance VX demo by Revival Studios,
i held the Pole Position overlay upto my eye, so i was only staring through the blue bit to make all the vectors a blue colour.

Then it occured to me, instead of using plain coloured overlays, you could use tinted glasses!

Something like 3D glasses, but with both eyes the same colour.

If they were some what inter-changable / magnetic too it would be great,

This would reduce the wear and tear of game overlays also.

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26-06-2012, 12:45	#136
waveform Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Cork - Arcade & Retro Posts: 1,998 Adverts \| Friends	Those videos look great Steve. Will you be sending them onto the Wiki that has a vectrex introduction video? This could act as a part 2 for fans. The shot of the Vectrex and Mac next to each looks cool btw! They compliment each others shape beautifully. Richard H. e-mailed me today, he finally got the cases back in stock after waiting a few months for the supplier. So finally I should have a VecMulti on the way soon. Happy Days.

29-06-2012, 12:03	#137
waveform Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Cork - Arcade & Retro Posts: 1,998 Adverts \| Friends	Had an idea regarding plain colour overlays for the Vectrex today. When watching the Performance VX demo by Revival Studios, i held the Pole Position overlay upto my eye, so i was only staring through the blue bit to make all the vectors a blue colour. Then it occured to me, instead of using plain coloured overlays, you could use tinted glasses! Something like 3D glasses, but with both eyes the same colour. If they were some what inter-changable / magnetic too it would be great, This would reduce the wear and tear of game overlays also.