From my understanding, it was created by a very passionate team who had to make what turned out to be a very ambitious game from scratch (no game engine to pull from) with very limited hardware.
They even had to invent their own audio compression algorithm to fit the game’s soundtracks on the disc.
I’m not convinced that benefit would hold true if it was locked to your head, but the details are still sketchy, so I’d be happy to be convinced otherwise by some third party reviews.
Also, a big selling point of e-ink is that it can be lit externally and match the color tone and brightness of your outside environment. If you’re blocking out the outside environment, what’s the point of e-ink?
Might I recommend a pair of these .
You look like a dork staring at the ceiling, but you can rest your book on your chest.
Never played it personally, but I remember being really satisfied with the sounds from Hawken watching the gameplay trailers. https://youtu.be/udEAEARD-Fo
Edit: reading up on it, the final game was pretty lame, and it’s apparently dead now.
Quick save/quick load. Not as relevant any more, but so many games used to have it. The meta game just became saving at the opportune moment and trying every possible action from there to progress forward.
Blew my mind in the first Bioshock where you could qs/ql, but the vita chambers were forgiving enough to wean you off it.
Sous vide creme brûlée is stupid easy. Mix ingredients, pour into mason jar, screw lid lightly, dunk in water bath.
The only thing that can go wrong is if you manage to crack a jar.