Published on December 23, 2017, this is a classic JonTron review of the 1994 Saban TV show VR Troopers .
In a standard Let's Play, watching someone stare at a digital ocean is boring. In VR, the scale of a massive whale is supposed to be awe-inspiring. On JonTron’s show, however, it became a masterclass in comedic anti-climax. Jon stands on a virtual shipwreck, waiting for the majesty of the deep. What he gets is a glitchy, low-poly environment and a whale that moves with the fluidity of a cardboard cutout being dragged by a string.
Based on aggregated fan theories and Discord "leaks" (most of which are likely false), the mythical Johntron VR video was expected to follow a specific structure, similar to his other "product testing" hits:
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Published on December 23, 2017, this is a classic JonTron review of the 1994 Saban TV show VR Troopers .
In a standard Let's Play, watching someone stare at a digital ocean is boring. In VR, the scale of a massive whale is supposed to be awe-inspiring. On JonTron’s show, however, it became a masterclass in comedic anti-climax. Jon stands on a virtual shipwreck, waiting for the majesty of the deep. What he gets is a glitchy, low-poly environment and a whale that moves with the fluidity of a cardboard cutout being dragged by a string. johntron vr
Based on aggregated fan theories and Discord "leaks" (most of which are likely false), the mythical Johntron VR video was expected to follow a specific structure, similar to his other "product testing" hits: Published on December 23, 2017, this is a
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