3D Imager
Platform
Vectrex
Manufacturer
General Consumer Electronics (GCE)
Peripheral Type
Accessory
Release Year
1984
Compatible Games
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The Vectrex 3D Imager is a rare accessory invented by John Ross that transforms the console's monochrome vector graphics into a color 3D experience by spinning a filtered disk in front of the user's eyes. Released in early 1984 in limited quantities before the system's discontinuation, it was the first 3D gaming accessory, predating Sega's LCD goggles by four years.
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