Tori-Emaki is a relaxing interactive experience designed for use with the PlayStation Eye camera. That's right, it's not a game, it's an experience. And a really nice one.
Using your hands in front of the webcam, you guide a flock of black birds around an ancient oriental work of art. It's a magical journey filled with beautiful drawings, animation and sound. You may actually feel like your part of the flock, if you try.
A video review of the upcoming PSN title that incorperates the Playstation Eye to control a flock of birds. It looks like it will not be a system seller but might make for a nice mind dump.
Sony has been hard at work (or hitting the bong hard) creating two new tripped out PlayStation Eye diversions that will soon be enlightening PlayStation Store with, like, a totally cosmic groove. Tori Emaki and the aptly named Mesmerize both utilise PS Eye in different ways, although both are focused on creating a very mellow experience that's sure to increase the peace in any household.
so you can use your finger in tori imaki to move. who needs a wiimote??
And as for mesmerize well wow, total bongfest
I want to see some more screens of the puzzle game where you had to move the ball across the roof. Now they need to have a starwars lightsaber game or swordman game. They can color in the lightsaber light on the screen.
OOhh yeah This "game" looks Amaazing!! :) I love my eyetoy and will love that playstation eye even more! :)
Mesmerize looks insanely SWEEET. I can't believe what I saw. That game is the future. Simply seriously amazing.
haha great comment.
I think I even like the tori emaki game more than mesmerize. hopefully its a ton of areas to explore
As any Sony fan knows the EyeToy was a fantastic piece of hardware that opened up the world of PS2 gaming to an enormous amount of new and exciting possibilities. Sadly the innovative camera was underutilized through the hardware's life, but this year's TGS is looking to change that with a handful of PlayStation Network titles that hope to demonstrate just how much of an impact the EyeToy's successor, known as the PlayStation Eye, could have on your gaming experience. IGN got their hands on a few of those titles at a Pre-TGS event at the Sony headquarters in Japan and have arisen from the depths of sweaty gaming journalists - seriously Sony, turn on the AC - to bring you their impressions of some of the interactive titles on display.
I remember Okami when i see this. I love Amateratsu =:3 , yes its just like a screensaver but seems relaxing. Thx to share this find.