Blue Dragon ad campaign wins Cannes award
The marketing team behind Blue Dragon, the Xbox 360 RPG out in Japan and coming to North America later this summer, struck gold with their recent "Big Shadow" interactive installation in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. Shadows of participants' movements were projected upon a wall in the middle of town. When they perform certain actions, such as raising their arms over their heads, a giant dragon appears above their shadow. Enemy dragons would swoop or attack the shadow humans, and sometimes a giant Monty Python-esque foot would crash down on their heads. Web surfers could even participate in real-time using a webcam!
Creative director Koshi Uchiyama, joined by art director Naoki Ito, and producer Yasuhisa Kudo, received the Gold Lion award for outdoor advertising at the Cannes Advertising Awards, one of the most prestigious award shows in advertising. Check out a video presentation of the installation as well as the awards page for more images.
Creative director Koshi Uchiyama, joined by art director Naoki Ito, and producer Yasuhisa Kudo, received the Gold Lion award for outdoor advertising at the Cannes Advertising Awards, one of the most prestigious award shows in advertising. Check out a video presentation of the installation as well as the awards page for more images.





















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I'm buying a 360 and this game in November, anyway. :)
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Oh yea, BAD ASS!
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Double fucking Yuck, if you think Chad Africa women are hot you have shit-for-taste! read national geographic lately? Thats like saying Australian Aborigenes are hot!
Not saying there aren't exception to the rule but on a whole African woman are far from hot.
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I hope you realize how racist your comment came-off sounding.
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I hope you realize how racist your comment came-off sounding.
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LOL Listen to Howard much lately???
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Also, the fact that it's on 3-discs definitely proves that DVD's aren't cutting it for this new generation of gaming. X360 should've had HD-DVD from the get-go. Now developers are paying for it.
But yeah, I'm getting this RPG soon as it goes stateside.
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Two things. One, Blue Dragon took up 3 discs mainly due to the CG cinematics. If the cinematics were rendered using the engine, the game probably would have been on one disc. Secondly, did either one of you bitch about Final Fantasy VII having three discs? No? Then STFU.
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