When I first starting reading Gamefan, I recall Halverson going nuts for this system. It was hyped up to be a true next generation system at the time (this was before the Saturn and PSone, and even the 3DO and Jaguar... Sega CD was just hitting the scene). And it certainly seemed like the real deal, though I must have been 13 at the time as well.
Anyway, there just a small handful of games that were ever previewed and reviewed, and they all got sparking reviews, with such bold statements like "this is the future of gaming!" But then coverage of the console, even any mentions, totally disappeared. Though I recall the system costing an arm and a leg when Gamefan was selling it.
The games themselves looked very impressive at the time. And the hard sell the reviewers made the titles quite enticing. One in particular... Scavenger something.... looked amazing, with a space ship flying through environments the likes I had never seen before. Though it wasn't until later on till I discovered that Scavenger's mind-blowing graphics terrain was simply FMV and that you were just controlling a sprite overlaid on top. I believe this was the case for most of their "games". Gamefan failed to mention (or perhaps notice) this one big detail.
Otherwise it was mostly educational software. The system didn't last long if I'm not mistaken.
