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PC World Associate Editor Danny gets physical at the E for All games expo and tries out some of the amazing output devices on show. First up: TN Games' new 3rdSpace vest, a force feedback device that pokes you in the stomach and back to heighten the gaming experience. That's followed by the EuroTouch Interactive Z-Dome, an immersive spherical projection system that literally surrounds the senses.

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