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Imagine a game where you can take a photo and then place the photo back into the scene where it becomes part of the environment. So you take a photo of some oranges, if you place the photo face down in the sky, oranges will fall from the sky.
Oh, @mattstark256 has beaten me to it https://twitter.com/mattstark256/status/1193850868757618689?s=20 …
So, the game Snapshot
this is so nail on the head that I thought this was the real Peter Molyneux account teasing his next-gen project lmao
I actually like this idea. Or like you could edit the photo to change things you need, like you take a landscape photo, then put stickers or filters on it to create platforms or solve side quests for people.
Myst, 5, And of Ages.
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