The dot-to-dot pictures are a little hard to do unless you remember to zoom into the painting using your fingers or the directional pad. There are traditional coloring book pages to fill in using the on-screen art tools, as well as paint-by-numbers and dot-to-dot pictures.
Kids access these three choices from the game's main menu.īy selecting Art Camp, kids can explore six lighthearted art-based activities that utilize the drawing surface of the tablet or its motion controls. The enclosed "uDraw Studio: Instant Artist" is a nifty combination of art studio, art lessons, and art camp. Since the drawing tablet shows no graphics, there is a slight learning curve as kids look at the screen while they draw on the tablet. Like the iPad, you can pinch or expand your fingers to zoom out or in and it features motion controls which allow you to tilt to play. It has traditional gaming buttons as well as an attached stylus and runs on three AA batteries. The tablet measures about 9.5 by 6 inches and works wirelessly with the HD consoles. Packaged in a bundle called "uDraw GameTablet with uDraw Studio: Instant Artist," families get the iPad-like tablet along with the "uDraw Studio: Instant Artist" game. THQ has just released a new uDraw GameTablet, this time for the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3. Called the uDraw GameTablet, this peripheral let families draw inside games and use their Wii as an art studio. - In 2010, THQ introduced a way to create art and play games on the Wii using a special tablet controller. 5 min read Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Email this article.
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