If I remember correctly, everyone in the company was super excited...then they came out of the prototype room and immediately canceled it.
I think it might have made people sick.
I think it might have made people sick.
However, a likely factor in the cancellation was feedback Sega received from the Stanford Research Institute, which warned of headaches, dizziness, and sickness, particularly in younger users and children. In an episode of Retro Gamer Podcast, former CEO of Sega of America Tom Kalinske confirmed these issues as major factors in the decision to abandon the project.