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I spent some time recently reading Dracula for iPad from padworxdigital.com. Very cool.
The pages are immersive and interactive. To read some pages you must stricke a patch to provide light, and love it down the page. Some pages must be shaken. Action matches words you're reading. Thus, suddenly a page will be spattered with Blood. Very cool. Here's a teaster:
[video=youtube;-oSERjIZG4U]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oSERjIZG4U[/video]
They've also just released a Steampunkish interactive book for "A Christmas Carol."
[video=youtube;JTxwDK1t0vE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTxwDK1t0vE[/video]
They are both available for iPad from the iBooks Application.
I found the experience to be pretty cool, and very fascinating. There are Easter Eggs as well. Dracula contained surprise links to A complete copy of Nosferatu, and some other cool stuff. Amazing.
The pages are immersive and interactive. To read some pages you must stricke a patch to provide light, and love it down the page. Some pages must be shaken. Action matches words you're reading. Thus, suddenly a page will be spattered with Blood. Very cool. Here's a teaster:
[video=youtube;-oSERjIZG4U]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oSERjIZG4U[/video]
They've also just released a Steampunkish interactive book for "A Christmas Carol."
[video=youtube;JTxwDK1t0vE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTxwDK1t0vE[/video]
They are both available for iPad from the iBooks Application.
I found the experience to be pretty cool, and very fascinating. There are Easter Eggs as well. Dracula contained surprise links to A complete copy of Nosferatu, and some other cool stuff. Amazing.
