The Nintendo Power Glove may have failed as a game controller, but
animator Dillon Markey has given it a new lease on life. With a few
modifications and design tweaks, he’s revived the Glove and put it to use
as an ingenious stop-motion animation tool.
Via Zed Shaw, Animator uses Nintendo Power Glove for
stop-motion animation | Digital Trends
Back in college, my friend Ken thought that the Nintendo
Power Glove would be great for virtual reality applications, and I think
he even went so far as to obtain one, but I don't recall it ever being that
great for his intended purposes.
It also appears that even for its intended purposes, it failed.
But it's great to see someone finding a unique use for it.
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