Turn the controller upside down, and you can hear the robots make shout “whoaaaa” through the DualShock 4’s microphone. The robots dance when they’re inside your controller, but you have to hold the controller still. I also drew items by making shapes on the tablet, which transformed my 2D drawings into 3D objects.ĪR Bots also demoed the DualShock 4’s motion controls when you vacuum the little robots up by moving the controller around the screen. The tech demo had preset items like a beach ball that you can add to the screen. You can create toys for them to play with by using a tablet. Bots will run around and play in your living room. The PlayRoom has another tech demo called AR Bots, which lets players flick robots out of the DualShock 4 by swiping the touchpad. You can remove the ice by shaking your head. Not in real life, of course, but on the screen. You can interact with Asobi by hitting it, but Asobi will get upset and retaliate by freezing your head or electrocuting you. The PlayStation Eye shows the player and your living room on screen with Asobi super imposed on it. You can fire a robot called Asobi (Japanese for “play”) out of the controller and it will fly around your room.
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