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| Jerry Lawson wrote this for a Colifornia based company that was developing an interactive golf simulator. The program needs a companion piece of hardware to be fully useable. A person would stand in front of a large projection screen, and swing a special golf club outfitted with sensors that interfaced with a VCS, which would determine the results of the person's swing (direction, speed and distance of the ball). When you start the program and hit RESET, a stat screen appears, at which point it waits to receive input from the club. Only one cartridge exists, which has a hand-written label. The cart has a completely unique cartridge case, and on the back in raised letters is Chuck-E.-Vision. |
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