Samsung has been making the rounds with its virtual reality roller coaster experience. I decided not to give it a try, but I wonder if this will make you feel sick?
The South Korean electronics giant showed off the VR roller coaster using a motion platform, a Samsung Galaxy S7 smartphone, and the Samsung Gear VR headsets at the Samsung Developer Conference in San Francisco.
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The people who “rode” the VR roller coaster at the Samsung event played along and raised their hands when they were going down hills, and they screamed with delight on cue. If anything, it looks like a lot of fun.
