Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder
3DS Virtual Console title.
Become one of the worlds best tiny robot helpers by doing your part to open a new museum. Collect Happy Points by vaccuming, picking up trash, and helping a cast of colorful characters, and then use those Happy Points to purchase special film that lets you photograph real-world objects and transport them into the game for the museums displays!
Mr. Curator wants to immortalize objects from your day-to-day life, and its Chibi-Robos job to collect them! Lead Chibi-Robo on a scavenger hunt, taking photos of real-world objects with the Nintendo 3DS Camera so that he can transport them into his world for the museums collection. Along the way, youll meet eclectic characters who need Chibi Robos help, like a sushi-slinging squid, a high-flying super hero, and an eccentric pair of chefs. The more happiness you spread, the faster your quest for exhibits can progress. Just make sure Chibi-Robo doesnt run out of watts. Hes a tiny robot, after all.
-Be the best mini robo-helper you can be -Clean up and play games with a cast of characters -Use the Nintendo 3DS Camera to go on a scavenger hunt -Transport real-world objects into the game world by taking photos of them
Comments
The idea behind the gameplay is really neat but the 3DS's shitty camera quality kind of ruins it. There is an accuracy meter when you take a photo and it needs to be 60% or higher in order for it to count. Bad lighting or a bad background for the item will end up counting against the accuracy and you only get so many tries to take the picture. You need 'silhouette films' to take pictures. The silhouettes have an outline of an object you need to take a picture of but the game doesn't outright tell you what the object is until you have already taken a picture of it - meaning the first time around you have to guess what it is the game wants a photo of.