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Lost “Sega VR” game unearthed, made playable on modern VR headsets | Ars Technica
VR and Innovation Adoption in Gaming: A Historical Perspective | by Najib El Kihel | Medium
From Virtuality to reality: How virtual reality will change everything in 2016
Sega VR Revived: Emulating an Unreleased Genesis Accessory | Video Game History Foundation
Sega VR - Home | Facebook
Sega VR Revived: Emulating an Unreleased Genesis Accessory | Video Game History Foundation
D4Gameplay on Twitter: "#Sega's VR arcade concept last seen in 1993 (AKA: Sega VR and NetMerc) #arcade #VR #virtualreality #games #gaming http://t.co/vpnNmWR3Zv" / Twitter
SEGA VR — RIP 1993. Did you know that SEGA created a… | by The Digital Generals | Medium
Sega VR-1 - Steam Games
TBT - Not even SEGA and Nintendo could make VR cool in the '90s | NextPit
RIP: The fallen heroes of virtual reality
Sega VR - Sega Retro
Will Covid-19 durably transform the way we work? | Emakina
Lost “Sega VR” game unearthed, made playable on modern VR headsets | Ars Technica
Sega VR - Sega Retro
Sega VR - VG Legacy | Genesis / Mega Drive Virtaul Reality Add-on
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Nuclear Rush [Sega VR - Unreleased] - Unseen64
SEGA Increases Investment in Location-Based VR - Oculus Community - 628772
SEGA - This is the VR-1, which made it's appearance at Joypolis Yokohama! It was a 8-person attraction that utilized a head-mounted VR display called the "Mega Visor Display". This is a
Sega-16 – Classic Interview: Stewart Kosoy (Sega VR)
The SEGA Five: SEGA Games That Would Thrive in Virtual Reality » SEGAbits - #1 Source for SEGA News
Putting Sony's 4.2 million PSVR sales in context | Ars Technica
Sega VR and 5 More Unreleased Video Game Consoles You Probably Never Knew About – TechEBlog
Sega-16 – Sega VR: Great Idea or Wishful Thinking?
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