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December 15, 2011 07:55 pm GMT
WowWee, not content with creating singing Elvis heads, is branching out into AppGear Appcessories - apps that require AR-based accessories, allowing you to interact with real environments using an iPhone or iPod Touch. These games, arriving in stores in April, include a zombie game where you're the zombies fighting off upset homeowners (What a twist!) and an air battle game that actually uses tiny foam planes attached to the front of your phone to simulate flying in three-dimensional space.The games will cost $9.99 and include various collectable parts. For example, the zombie game, Zombie Burbz, includes four collectable figurines. Of of the figurines has a set of conductive pads on the bottom and, using the iPad's multi-touch screen, you control the action by moving the figurine across the virtual board.
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Hands-On With WowWees AppGear AR Gaming Toys
WowWee, not content with creating singing Elvis heads, is branching out into AppGear Appcessories - apps that require AR-based accessories, allowing you to interact with real environments using an iPhone or iPod Touch. These games, arriving in stores in April, include a zombie game where you're the zombies fighting off upset homeowners (What a twist!) and an air battle game that actually uses tiny foam planes attached to the front of your phone to simulate flying in three-dimensional space.The games will cost $9.99 and include various collectable parts. For example, the zombie game, Zombie Burbz, includes four collectable figurines. Of of the figurines has a set of conductive pads on the bottom and, using the iPad's multi-touch screen, you control the action by moving the figurine across the virtual board. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/h1nGmKxjEaE/
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