Wednesday, June 13, 2012

The PlayStation Move controller is fine using the Wonderbook to be a magic wand to cast spells inside Book of Spells.

Chicago—Sony this week continued to advertise its playstation 3 accessories , but additionally explored other unique game-control options while using the introduction from the Wonderbook to its library.
Wonderbook is a book-shaped peripheral to use while using PlayStation Eye camera found in the PlayStation Go on to produce augmented reality stories. The Wonderbook targets educational and family friendly content, and also the first Wonderbook title is going to be Book of Spells, a Harry Potter-themed book developed in conjunction with Pottermore, which include new writing from J.K. Rowling.


The PlayStation Move controller is fine using the Wonderbook to be a magic wand to cast spells inside Book of Spells. The demonstration video showed words appearing for the Wonderbook while the PlayStation Move controller become an on-screen wand, replacing the remote that has a wood stick and directing it to cause dragons ahead alive around the page and lightweight the book burning down. All pages and posts became sooty, requiring the ball player to rub it away. A fire spell allow the player draw pull from your ps3 controller and draw it in mid-air using augmented reality, showing the fireplace on screen as the Move controller directed it into shapes. Finally, the ebook opened into its own virtual world for practicing the newly learned fire spell, showing the augmented reality area being a small portal through which the participant threw fireballs to destroy pests.

The action also turned it in a pop-up theater that told situation of the discovery with the levitation spell utilized in the playstation 3 Move. The hem ebook will have more looks into your whole world of Harry Potter, with each chapter culminating inside a poem describing a failed Hogwart's student, using their folly being an Aesop lesson.

Wonderbook and Book of Spells both end up this fall.

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