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Daily Life In Bandung
An artist from the Satria Cakra Manglayang Foundation holds a hand grinder to his tongue while performing a traditional debus martial arts act in Cileunyi Wetan Village, Bandung Regency, West Java, Indonesia, on May 3, 2025. Debus is a traditional martial art from Banten that features extreme stunts such as invulnerability to sharp weapons and fire, and combines physical strength with spiritual and mystical elements. (Photo by Claudio Pramana/NurPhoto) -
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Glasgow: Transgender Rights Protest Rally
May 2, 2025, Glasgow, Scotland, UK: Hundreds of protestors attended a rally, called by TransProtest Glasgow, outside of the Glasgow office of the Equalities And Human Rights Commission (EHRC). This follows the EHRC's earlier release of interim guidance on how organisations should interpret the recent UK Supreme Court's ruling that a woman is defined by biological sex in the 2010 Equality Act. (Credit Image: © Cameron Scott/ZUMA Press Wire/ZUMA Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Glasgow: Transgender Rights Protest Rally
May 2, 2025, Glasgow, Scotland, UK: Hundreds of protestors attended a rally, called by TransProtest Glasgow, outside of the Glasgow office of the Equalities And Human Rights Commission (EHRC). This follows the EHRC's earlier release of interim guidance on how organisations should interpret the recent UK Supreme Court's ruling that a woman is defined by biological sex in the 2010 Equality Act. (Credit Image: © Cameron Scott/ZUMA Press Wire/ZUMA Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Glasgow: Transgender Rights Protest Rally
May 2, 2025, Glasgow, Scotland, UK: Hundreds of protestors attended a rally, called by TransProtest Glasgow, outside of the Glasgow office of the Equalities And Human Rights Commission (EHRC). This follows the EHRC's earlier release of interim guidance on how organisations should interpret the recent UK Supreme Court's ruling that a woman is defined by biological sex in the 2010 Equality Act. (Credit Image: © Cameron Scott/ZUMA Press Wire/ZUMA Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Glasgow: Transgender Rights Protest Rally
May 2, 2025, Glasgow, Scotland, UK: Hundreds of protestors attended a rally, called by TransProtest Glasgow, outside of the Glasgow office of the Equalities And Human Rights Commission (EHRC). This follows the EHRC's earlier release of interim guidance on how organisations should interpret the recent UK Supreme Court's ruling that a woman is defined by biological sex in the 2010 Equality Act. (Credit Image: © Cameron Scott/ZUMA Press Wire/ZUMA Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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India Protest
Supporters of the Indian Secular Front (ISF) allow an ambulance to transport a patient to the hospital by giving it space to move quickly during a protest rally against the recently enacted Waqf Act that amends laws governing Muslim land endowments in Kolkata, India, on April 14, 2025. (Photo by Debajyoti Chakraborty) -
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AAMSU Protests Against The Waqf (Amendment) Act 2025
Members of the All Assam Minorities Students' Union (AAMSU) stage a protest dharna demanding the repeal of the Waqf Amendment Act 2025 in Guwahati, India, on April 9, 2025. (Photo by Anuwar Hazarika/NurPhoto) -
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Crema Of Fallas 2025
The fire occurs during the crema of the Sueca-Literato Azorin Falla. The Crema is the last act of the fallera week and marks the conclusion of this popular festival during the night of March 19. In Valencia, Spain, on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Jose Miguel Fernandez/NurPhoto) -
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Crema Of Fallas 2025
The fire occurs during the crema of the Sueca-Literato Azorin Falla. The Crema is the last act of the fallera week and marks the conclusion of this popular festival during the night of March 19. In Valencia, Spain, on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Jose Miguel Fernandez/NurPhoto) -
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Crema Of Fallas 2025
The fire occurs during the crema of the Sueca-Literato Azorin Falla. The Crema is the last act of the fallera week and marks the conclusion of this popular festival during the night of March 19. In Valencia, Spain, on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Jose Miguel Fernandez/NurPhoto) -
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Crema Of Fallas 2025
The fire occurs during the crema of the Sueca-Literato Azorin Falla. The Crema is the last act of the fallera week and marks the conclusion of this popular festival during the night of March 19. In Valencia, Spain, on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Jose Miguel Fernandez/NurPhoto) -
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Crema Of Fallas 2025
The fire occurs during the crema of the Sueca-Literato Azorin Falla. The Crema is the last act of the fallera week and marks the conclusion of this popular festival during the night of March 19. In Valencia, Spain, on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Jose Miguel Fernandez/NurPhoto) -
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Crema Of Fallas 2025
The fire occurs during the crema of the Sueca-Literato Azorin Falla. The Crema is the last act of the fallera week and marks the conclusion of this popular festival during the night of March 19. In Valencia, Spain, on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Jose Miguel Fernandez/NurPhoto) -
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Crema Of Fallas 2025
The fire occurs during the crema of the Sueca-Literato Azorin Falla. The Crema is the last act of the fallera week and marks the conclusion of this popular festival during the night of March 19. In Valencia, Spain, on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Jose Miguel Fernandez/NurPhoto) -
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Crema Of Fallas 2025
The fire occurs during the crema of the Sueca-Literato Azorin Falla. The Crema is the last act of the fallera week and marks the conclusion of this popular festival during the night of March 19. In Valencia, Spain, on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Jose Miguel Fernandez/NurPhoto) -
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Crema Of Fallas 2025
The fire occurs during the crema of the Sueca-Literato Azorin Falla. The Crema is the last act of the fallera week and marks the conclusion of this popular festival during the night of March 19. In Valencia, Spain, on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Jose Miguel Fernandez/NurPhoto) -
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Crema Of Fallas 2025
The fire occurs during the crema of the Sueca-Literato Azorin Falla. The Crema is the last act of the fallera week and marks the conclusion of this popular festival during the night of March 19. In Valencia, Spain, on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Jose Miguel Fernandez/NurPhoto) -
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Comedic Actor, Singer Fernandel 1903 - 1971
May 8, 1960 - Location Unknown - FERNANDEL , born Fernand Joseph Desire Contandin, was a French actor and singer. He was a comedy star who gained popularity through vaudeville, operettas and music-hall revues. PICTURED: Fernandel yells at a policeman in a film scene. (Credit Image: © KEYSTONE Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS- DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE) --- NO WEB USAGE ---
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Le nouveau jeu vidéo interactif, "YoppaRising" de Nintendo, demande aux joueurs d'agir comme des ivrognes
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks. The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around. The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai” Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard. It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it. In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role. While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex. But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk. As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them. But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le nouveau jeu vidéo interactif, "YoppaRising" de Nintendo, demande aux joueurs d'agir comme des ivrognes
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks. The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around. The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai” Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard. It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it. In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role. While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex. But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk. As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them. But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le nouveau jeu vidéo interactif, "YoppaRising" de Nintendo, demande aux joueurs d'agir comme des ivrognes
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks. The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around. The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai” Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard. It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it. In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role. While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex. But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk. As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them. But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le nouveau jeu vidéo interactif, "YoppaRising" de Nintendo, demande aux joueurs d'agir comme des ivrognes
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks. The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around. The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai” Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard. It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it. In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role. While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex. But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk. As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them. But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le nouveau jeu vidéo interactif, "YoppaRising" de Nintendo, demande aux joueurs d'agir comme des ivrognes
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks. The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around. The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai” Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard. It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it. In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role. While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex. But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk. As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them. But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le nouveau jeu vidéo interactif, "YoppaRising" de Nintendo, demande aux joueurs d'agir comme des ivrognes
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks. The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around. The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai” Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard. It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it. In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role. While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex. But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk. As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them. But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le nouveau jeu vidéo interactif, "YoppaRising" de Nintendo, demande aux joueurs d'agir comme des ivrognes
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks. The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around. The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai” Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard. It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it. In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role. While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex. But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk. As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them. But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le nouveau jeu vidéo interactif, "YoppaRising" de Nintendo, demande aux joueurs d'agir comme des ivrognes
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks. The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around. The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai” Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard. It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it. In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role. While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex. But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk. As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them. But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Video game needs players to act drunk
Ferrari Press Agency
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Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch
A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks.
The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around.
The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai”
Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard.
It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it.
In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role.
While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex.
But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk.
As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them.
But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep.
OPS:The Nineto Switch YoppaRising video game. The secret agent aquires super powers and gets fitted with a pink and yellow suit when the gamer controlling him play drunk.They can beat off guns and missiles but fall asleep if they stumbnle onto a comfortable chair or sofa
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Video game needs players to act drunk
Ferrari Press Agency
Drunk 1
Ref 16263
28/10/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch
A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks.
The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around.
The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai”
Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard.
It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it.
In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role.
While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex.
But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk.
As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them.
But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep.
OPS:The Nineto Switch YoppaRising video game. The secret agent aquires super powers and gets fitted with a pink and yellow suit when the gamer controlling him play drunk.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Video game needs players to act drunk
Ferrari Press Agency
Drunk 1
Ref 16263
28/10/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch
A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks.
The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around.
The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai”
Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard.
It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it.
In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role.
While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex.
But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk.
As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them.
But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep.
OPS:The Nineto Switch YoppaRising video game. The secret agent aquires super powers and gets fitted with a pink and yellow suit when the gamer controlling him play drunk.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Video game needs players to act drunk
Ferrari Press Agency
Drunk 1
Ref 16263
28/10/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch
A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks.
The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around.
The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai”
Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard.
It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it.
In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role.
While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex.
But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk.
As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them.
But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep.
OPS:The Nineto Switch YoppaRising video game. The secret agent aquires super powers and gets fitted with a pink and yellow suit when the gamer controlling him play drunk.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Video game needs players to act drunk
Ferrari Press Agency
Drunk 1
Ref 16263
28/10/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch
A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks.
The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around.
The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai”
Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard.
It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it.
In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role.
While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex.
But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk.
As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them.
But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep.
OPS:The Nineto Switch YoppaRising video game. The secret agent aquires super powers and gets fitted with a pink and yellow suit when the gamer controlling him play drunk.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Video game needs players to act drunk
Ferrari Press Agency
Drunk 1
Ref 16263
28/10/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch
A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks.
The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around.
The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai”
Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard.
It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it.
In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role.
While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex.
But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk.
As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them.
But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep.
OPS:The Nineto Switch YoppaRising video game. The secret agent aquires super powers and gets fitted with a pink and yellow suit when the gamer controlling him play drunk.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Video game needs players to act drunk
Ferrari Press Agency
Drunk 1
Ref 16263
28/10/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch
A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks.
The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around.
The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai”
Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard.
It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it.
In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role.
While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex.
But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk.
As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them.
But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep.
OPS:The Nineto Switch YoppaRising video game .
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Video game needs players to act drunk
Ferrari Press Agency
Drunk 1
Ref 16263
28/10/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Nintendo Switch
A new interactive video game requires players to act like drunks.
The gamers must act like they’ve had too much to drink swaying around.
The Nintendo Switch game is called YoppaRising, a play on the Japanese word for drunk, “yopparai”
Players control a character who becomes stronger when swaying around like a drunkard.
It does this by making use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con depth tracking sensor that can read motions and objects in front of it.
In YoppaRising it is used to detect the player’s lurching and stumbling as they act out their boozed-up role.
While standing normally, the character is a mild-mannered secret agent navigating a hazard-filled complex.
But it also has secret superpowers that are activated only when the player starts playing drunk.
As a drunken superhero , players can push aside obstacles like boxes and chairs and are also impervious to weapons fired at them.
But if they get too close to a comfortable chair, the character immediately collapses into it and falls asleep.
OPS:The Nineto Switch YoppaRising video game .The game features a secret agent , shown here, whose superpowers are activated when the gamer controlling him plays drunk.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Garbage review - Shirley Manson is alt-rock’s homecoming queen
The Edinburgh-born singer Shirley Manson is captivating and gleefully confrontational in this set from the veteran band that blends candy-coloured pop with gothic heaviness.
Garbage at Usher Hall in Edinburgh, Scotland on 14 July 2024
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Garbage review - Shirley Manson is alt-rock’s homecoming queen
The Edinburgh-born singer Shirley Manson is captivating and gleefully confrontational in this set from the veteran band that blends candy-coloured pop with gothic heaviness.
Garbage at Usher Hall in Edinburgh, Scotland on 14 July 2024
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Olivia Dean review - pop-soul singer proves she was born for big stages
Delicately sipping a Red Stripe and accompanied by a seven-piece band, the Brit School grad Olivia Dean loosens up her Mercury prize-nominated album with radiant star power.
Olivia Dean at SWG3 in Glasgow, Scotland on 25 April 2024.
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Olivia Dean review - pop-soul singer proves she was born for big stages
Delicately sipping a Red Stripe and accompanied by a seven-piece band, the Brit School grad Olivia Dean loosens up her Mercury prize-nominated album with radiant star power.
Olivia Dean at SWG3 in Glasgow, Scotland on 25 April 2024.
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Olivia Dean review - pop-soul singer proves she was born for big stages
Delicately sipping a Red Stripe and accompanied by a seven-piece band, the Brit School grad Olivia Dean loosens up her Mercury prize-nominated album with radiant star power.
Olivia Dean at SWG3 in Glasgow, Scotland on 25 April 2024.
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Olivia Dean review - pop-soul singer proves she was born for big stages
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Olivia Dean at SWG3 in Glasgow, Scotland on 25 April 2024.
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Olivia Dean review - pop-soul singer proves she was born for big stages
Delicately sipping a Red Stripe and accompanied by a seven-piece band, the Brit School grad Olivia Dean loosens up her Mercury prize-nominated album with radiant star power.
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Olivia Dean review - pop-soul singer proves she was born for big stages
Delicately sipping a Red Stripe and accompanied by a seven-piece band, the Brit School grad Olivia Dean loosens up her Mercury prize-nominated album with radiant star power.
Olivia Dean at SWG3 in Glasgow, Scotland on 25 April 2024.
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Olivia Dean review - pop-soul singer proves she was born for big stages
Delicately sipping a Red Stripe and accompanied by a seven-piece band, the Brit School grad Olivia Dean loosens up her Mercury prize-nominated album with radiant star power.
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Olivia Dean review - pop-soul singer proves she was born for big stages
Delicately sipping a Red Stripe and accompanied by a seven-piece band, the Brit School grad Olivia Dean loosens up her Mercury prize-nominated album with radiant star power.
Olivia Dean at SWG3 in Glasgow, Scotland on 25 April 2024.
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Olivia Dean review - pop-soul singer proves she was born for big stages
Delicately sipping a Red Stripe and accompanied by a seven-piece band, the Brit School grad Olivia Dean loosens up her Mercury prize-nominated album with radiant star power.
Olivia Dean at SWG3 in Glasgow, Scotland on 25 April 2024.
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Olivia Dean review - pop-soul singer proves she was born for big stages
Delicately sipping a Red Stripe and accompanied by a seven-piece band, the Brit School grad Olivia Dean loosens up her Mercury prize-nominated album with radiant star power.
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Olivia Dean review - pop-soul singer proves she was born for big stages
Delicately sipping a Red Stripe and accompanied by a seven-piece band, the Brit School grad Olivia Dean loosens up her Mercury prize-nominated album with radiant star power.
Olivia Dean at SWG3 in Glasgow, Scotland on 25 April 2024.
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Olivia Dean review - pop-soul singer proves she was born for big stages
Delicately sipping a Red Stripe and accompanied by a seven-piece band, the Brit School grad Olivia Dean loosens up her Mercury prize-nominated album with radiant star power.
Olivia Dean at SWG3 in Glasgow, Scotland on 25 April 2024.
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Olivia Dean review - pop-soul singer proves she was born for big stages
Delicately sipping a Red Stripe and accompanied by a seven-piece band, the Brit School grad Olivia Dean loosens up her Mercury prize-nominated album with radiant star power.
Olivia Dean at SWG3 in Glasgow, Scotland on 25 April 2024.
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Olivia Dean review - pop-soul singer proves she was born for big stages
Delicately sipping a Red Stripe and accompanied by a seven-piece band, the Brit School grad Olivia Dean loosens up her Mercury prize-nominated album with radiant star power.
Olivia Dean at SWG3 in Glasgow, Scotland on 25 April 2024.
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