Unlike the U-Force, the power glove actually worked. By that I mean it's ability to track hand and finger positions in space worked really well given how it was designed and buildt. But aside from a single game (Super Glove Ball) no games ever supported anything other than it's controller emulation modes which were absolute junk and made worse by the terrible and unergonomic way it was built. While everyone continues to bemoan the Power Glove as a useless and failed product, I continue to view it as an excellent technical achievement that failed in all other areas. How dissapointing.
When I was about 12, I got a cheap powerglove for $20 from a used games place after they were all cast off as useless. I took all the guts out of it and sewed them into a golf glove to make it into a much less cumbersome device. I interfaced it through the PC parallel port, and was able to get it talking in its high resolution mode. That was really pushing the limit of what I could do at the time, so I never got much further than having a wireframe hand floating around the screen, but it was pretty impressive. I still have my construction somewhere!