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Slash Some Notes As Darth Maul In Beat Saber
Beat Saber, a sort of Guitar Hero-meets-Jedi VR game has captured our attention recently, but YouTuber ragesaq is taking things to a new (and possibly more evil) level.
With the shockingly simple idea of connecting the two controllers – electrical tape or PVC pipe are common suggestions – Beat Saber's two swords turn into one long, double blade. In tightly coordinated routines that resemble a combination of EDM dance and the Star Wars kid, ragesaq has hacked and slashed his way through dozens of the game's custom tracks.
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