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PS3 electroshock therapy: The Milgram experiment
Parents, if you have ever wondered if there was a way to get your children to STOP playing those horrendous video games all day long, consider replacing their standard rumble controller with this one.
Even better, when the kids play head-to-head, they get to relive the real Milgram experiment. Which one will prevail, and which one will be turned into a whimpering lab rat?
Device converts controller rumble to electric shocks:
Using a special controller converter (pictured) and a series of five adhesive pads, the V5 sends force-feedback activated shocks that the web site compares to those of a muscle toning machine. While the device will work with practically any game, the site recommends using it to enhance fighters and first-person shooters (just be sure to stay away from Rez).
Using a special controller converter (pictured) and a series of five adhesive pads, the V5 sends force-feedback activated shocks that the web site compares to those of a muscle toning machine. While the device will work with practically any game, the site recommends using it to enhance fighters and first-person shooters (just be sure to stay away from Rez).
