| Okay, for Harumi Nemoto fans, this is a must. I'm still trying to get used to the Motion Gravure PS2 disk. What you see is Ms.Nemoto in different settings. The "motion" part comes into play in the sense that in each setting, several photos were taken probably a few seconds apart and in displaying all the pictures in succession one after the other, looks like "motion". It's pretty cool to watch but I have yet to understand the controls and what it is I am exactly supposed to do. The majority of the time, other than watching the "motion", you can zoom in and out of the scene and forward or reverse play the "motion". I haven't been able to figure out anything else, but if you like Harumi, it doesn't really matter.
The DVD that also accompanies this game is worth the purchase alone. The DVD has video of the actual photo shoots used in the "motion" part of the game. Seeing Harumi in action is a beautiful thing. I would definitely recommend this to Harumi Nemoto fans and anyone who wants to try a game that's "different".
Sad Romeo |
