TIME TRAVELER By Sega Time Traveler is the pretty well known as the first Holographic video game. It was designed by Rick Dyer (of Dragon's Liar and Thayer's Quest fame) and released by Sega in 1991. The images on this page are actually rotated 180 degrees. The original machine plays the images upside-down and uses a parabolic mirror to create the hologram effect (which flips the image right side up). This is a terrific LD game, with its goofy nonsensical story as well as the "turn, fire" control method and time reversal cubes. The laserdisc is absolutely packed with video and has a hidden scene you can access through the attract mode -- By pressing both game buttons and pulling down on the joystick with a credit in the game you will see Rick Dyer dancing around with his son Cory on his back. By pressing both game buttons and pushing up on the joystick with a credit in the game you will see the games design team (thanks to KLOV for the tip). The wizard and reversal cube lady have different audio on the left and right channels.