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Stage A Shoot With Your Favorite Final Fantasy Characters
AR technology is all the rage – fueled by Sunday’s release of the Nintendo 3DS – but the functionality has been native to phones for some time. Square Enix has capitalized on the popular trend, releasing a new app called Dissidia Duodecim Final Fantasy AR.
The application allows iPhone users to download and print AR cards in order to project versions of their favorite Final Fantasy characters in a physical space. Included are cards for Lightning, Cloud, Terra Branford, and a Warrior of Light.
The app also boasts a model viewer that lets you gander at animations and pose characters to snap photos.
You can download the app and stage your own personal photoshoot here.
[via Kotaku]
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