XBox has it's own full blown VLM!
XBox has it's own full blown VLM!
While listening to any song on your XBox, push Y and then X. That little squiggly lightshow in the bubble on the left will go fullscreen and start cycling between a TON of new effects!
Yeah, it's kinda cool, but then after watching it for a little while, you get that feeling that you've seen it somewhere else before...
It is a really cool little easter egg though. I wish they put in some more, and possibly some hidden games. Best Video Game Dashboard Ever, Period. I don't think anyone will argue with me on that.
It is a really cool little easter egg though. I wish they put in some more, and possibly some hidden games. Best Video Game Dashboard Ever, Period. I don't think anyone will argue with me on that.
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I remember that! They had that underwater demo thing as well when you could swim around as a Devil Ray with the fishes. Neat, but pointless.Rod_S wrote:Snakey wrote: The Psygnosis thing? Yea, it was fairly pleasant to look at, but it didn't seem to respond to the audio very well at all, IMHO.
Was the T-Rex tech demo on the same disc? Now if that had responded to audio...
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It's NOT VLM!
It's not VLM unless you can interact with it along with the music, this is just a audio visualisation gizmo.
Muttley
It's not VLM unless you can interact with it along with the music, this is just a audio visualisation gizmo.
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You can! You can pick up your TV, and dance with it 
Seriously, though - the problem with pretty much all VLM-a-likes is that nobody takes it far enough. I guess most people get bored after a while, and think "that'll do."
This is why the Yak is the master of VLM. He loves this stuff so much, that he just keeps on going, until the limits of the hardware become the only thing that stops him.
Sometimes, even THAT doesn't stop him
Seriously, though - the problem with pretty much all VLM-a-likes is that nobody takes it far enough. I guess most people get bored after a while, and think "that'll do."
This is why the Yak is the master of VLM. He loves this stuff so much, that he just keeps on going, until the limits of the hardware become the only thing that stops him.
Sometimes, even THAT doesn't stop him
Nothing is worth the effort you put into it.





