If you've seen this video, what rating would you give it? 5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars 1 star Other videos put out by Plan B:   The Revolution (1997)   Second Hand Smoke (1994)   Questionable (1992)

Virtual Reality Plan B 1993, 52 minutes Current Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Plan B's Virtual Reality brings you a mix of mini ramp, vert, and street skating. Following a typical format, the featured skaters, such as Danny Way and Pat Duffy, have lengthy sections and there are short appearances of friends and ams including Eric Koston, Jason Lee, and Wade Speyer. The video is straight to the point with no skits or pranks. The credits have some outtakes and bails, and the music covers every genre, from the Beatnuts to Ozzy. October 29, 2002 With Plan B you just can't go wrong. The company truly helped skateboarding evolve to where it is today. This video is a fine example of one of the most experimental and progressive eras in skateboarding. Colin McKay is a vert dog now, but his part really proves his street credibility. He pulls some mean switch lines that are pretty impressive. Danny Way is also the man and he skillfully demonstrates his mastery of all terrains. It’s really enjoyable to watch Carroll and Howard before their Girl days, because you can almost sense that they are destined for greater things. The only beef I have (and it's piddily) is that Duffy's part just doesn't live up to the amazing part he threw down on Plan B's previous video Questionable. His skating is still at a high level, but I was hoping he would top himself in some way. Aside from this minor issue that most don't care about, the video is digital gold. Simian P March 29, 2003 Virtual Reality is by no means your average video. Plan B has always had an amazing team. I mean, with Danny Way, Mike Carroll, Mullen, Pat Duffy, etc., you can't argue that these guys are anything but great. Sal Barbier's part rips and all the kids that have worn his signature 23 shoes need to see him skate to realize exactly why his shoe outlasted his professional skateboard career. Sean Sheffey is another one of those dudes who you don't see a lot in magazines and videos. His part starts out by him ollieing over his toddler kid.... meaning either he's crazy, or he's got one solid (and high) ollie. Overall, Virtual Reality rules. Not quite as eye-popping as Questionable, but it still has its moments and needs to be seen by any skater that wants to see the roots of street skating. Dale Nixon

What to Expect: Featured Skaters: Sal Barbier Mike Carroll Pat Duffy Tony Ferguson Rick Howard Colin McKay Rodney Mullen Sean Sheffey Danny Way Also Appearing: Salman Agah Ronnie Bertino John Cardiel Dan Drehobl Rob Dyrdek Tim Gavin Jeppy Hansen Joey Itkon Rudy Johnson Eric Koston Jason Lee Kien "Donger" Lieu Brian Lotti Guy Mariano Danny Minnick Henry Sanchez Julien Sheffey Wade Speyer Jovontae Turner Mike Vallely Jeron Wilson Paul Zuanich Sound Track: If you dig the music from Virtual Reality, check out the soundtrack for it.