Flight Sims, Mind-Controlled Headsets, and More

By PC World Videp Feb 21, 2008 12:00 AM

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Senior writer Darren Gladstone takes a tour of the show floor at the Game Developers Conference 20008 and finds a force-feedback helmet, a $3000 flight simulator, a brainwave-based input device, and a home-theater light show.

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