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Thursday, June 18, 2009

Let's Tap To Some Pink Floyd

Let's Tap is useful as more than just an application for testing the "tapping potential" for boxes and other nearby surfaces, it can also be used as a music visualizer (and as the minigame collection it was intended to be, of course)!

The Wii title includes a visualizer mode with five different options -- Fireworks, Paint, River, Ink (above), and Gem Game. As with the other modes, you lay the Wii Remote down on a flat surface and tap your fingers nearby to interact with the visualizers.

For this demonstration, SquidTV placed his Wii Remote on a box sitting on top of a speaker playing Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here". The visualizer takes a while to register the song, but before long, David Gilmour's voice swoops in to draw fish and stingrays onto the screen.

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