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Virtual reality circa 1962. While cinemas were going for the gigantic spectacle of Cinerama, Cinemascope, Vistavision, and Technirama that were intended to make your local movie house into a balcony overlooking the Gand Canyon, Morton Heilig's Sensorama went in the opposite direction and gave you the glorious wide-
True, it was colour and 3D, but it also had "motion" and "vibration" (the seat shook), and "wind" (a fan blew in your face).
As for aroma, since it was intended to be set up in game arcades, you got that even if the Sensorama was unplugged.