Okay, so you couldn’t immerse yourself in Rez’s wireframe world by enveloping your field of vision with a stereoscopic OLED display. But you could use the Trance Vibrator. Tokyo Thrift is a ...

The odd little battery-pack shaped device was never released in the US; it was the sort of strangeness that was, at the time, entirely the purview of the Japanese side of gaming. The Trance ...

The famed Rez developer admits that the infamous Trance Vibrator was his idea. "That was kind of a joke," he said, "but a very serious joke. No sexual meaning." Mizuguchi goes on to allude to the ...

The Trance Vibrator came out on January 7, 2002 packaged with special versions of Rez for the PS2. The USB device was supposed to pulse in time with the music. It even came with a protective pouch ...

Tetsuya Mizuguchi has revealed that the Rez trance vibrator was his idea, but that he didn't create it with any particular "sexual meaning" in mind. Speaking exclusively to our sister-site ...

The upcoming Xbox Live Arcade version of Rez - called Rez HD - will not be compatible with the legendary USB trance vibrator peripheral, but don't be too downhearted (or in this case flaccid).

Rez is the manifestation of every '80s or '90s pop culture take on the future of videogames, minus the virtual reality headset. Flashy and bright, filled with trance music and designed with the ...

The Xbox Live Arcade remake of the cult classic on-rails shooter Rez will hit "in a few weeks ... Though the downloadable title will not support the USB Trance Vibrator that accompanied the ...

Rez, *which Sega released in 2001, is a light and sound show of a shooter. You "paint" enemies with your cursor and unleash a fusillade, which lands to the beat of a trance soundtrack. The action ...

There was an ignition button, for crimeney's sake. Never released outside of Japan, the Rez Trance Vibrator nonetheless has gathered itself quite the cult following. Why? Well, we're not ones to ...