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Post by The Ultimate Nullifier on Sept 18, 2013 16:04:51 GMT -6
Valiant Entertainment, which successfully used QR technology to create “talking covers” when it relaunched its comic book line in 2012, has come up with a new technological advance for the launch of its new series (and first team-up book) Unity in November (see “Unity #1, November 13”). The Unity tech variant cover also uses QR technology, but this time it unlocks a two-and-one-half minute 8-bit animated video game-like short film that explains the situation leading up to the events covered in the first Unity comic book. The animated cover for Unity #1 was created by the crew at CineFix’s 8-Bit Cinema. It features a traditional cover painting of the characters from the series, who are rendered in a somewhat childish 8-bit video game style, and appear to be watching television. But with any device like a smartphone equipped with a QR, a reader can unlock the video (with its obnoxious 1990s video game soundtrack) that compactly narrates the events leading up to the formation of the Unity team in under three minutes.
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