UNOPENED PS3 BBC Earth Walking with Dinosaurs Wonderbook Game RRP$49

$1 NO RESERVE

This has been in storage for years after buying it we realised we needed the accessories and never returned it. So will let the market choose its value with a $1 No Reserve auction. It's rated PG and requires some PS3 accessories required such as a camera.

AI Overview below (Please also do your own research) Wonderbook: Walking with Dinosaurs (2013) is an augmented reality (AR) educational game for the PS3 developed by Supermassive Games and the BBC. Players use the Wonderbook peripheral, the PlayStation Eye camera, and a PS Move controller to bring prehistoric creatures to life in their living room while learning verified paleontological facts.

Core Mechanics Fossil Excavation: Using the Move controller as a hammer and brush, players dig up and dust off ancient bones. 3D Reconstruction: Once excavated, bones are pieced together to build 3D dinosaur skeletons that spring to life in 360-degree augmented reality .Life-Cycle Activities: Players guide dinosaurs through their daily struggles, such as feeding, mating rituals, and surviving predator chases by interacting directly with the pages. Quick-Time Events: Fights and defensive moves utilize motion swings and the PS Eye microphone for roaring.

Wonderbook: Walking with Dinosaurs features multiple activities across five chapters, each of which is split into two sections, with each section involving a full "read" of the Wonderbook. Each chapter takes place at a different dig site, and begins with the player using the PlayStation Move controller to simulate different tools, with the goal of excavating the skeletal remains of a dinosaur, then using them to reconstruct the beast. From there, activities include battles between dinosaurs and mating rituals, where the Move controller is used to simulate movement and actions; using the Move controller as an X-ray torch to scan dinosaurs and explore their skeletons and organs, and balancing the weight of dinosaurs using different vehicles, among other activities. —Hollywood Yoda