Sony’s Muteki Home Theater Game Offers Invincibility

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Smartly opting to name themselves Three Melons instead of Two Melons, thereby avoiding comparison to an entirely different set of melons, the company has launched a site to promote Sony’s Muteki Home Theater in Argentina. We are told Muteki means “invincible” in Japanese which, apparently, motivated the agency to create an online game in which a young samari, trying to be invincible, works towards becoming a powerful warrior.

To play the game, an agency representative tells us, “The whole site is in Spanish (we are translating it) but I don’t think you’ll have trouble to play. Just click where it says: “HAZ CLICK AQUI PARA JUGAR” (you must accept the site conditions). Then use the mouse to move the samurai and click once to jump or to use the katana. Collect 5 yellow symbols and you’ll activate the Muteki Power (double click to release it).”

We had a few minutes of fun with it but we don;t think we became invincible. Give it a try and let us know if you can.

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