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    Massage Me Video Game

    The Massage Me is a wearable massage interface that connects to a video game. Playing the Massage Me video game requires two people. One person wears the Massage Me massage jacket, and the other person does the massaging.

    Massage Me Video Game Controller

    Soft flexible buttons are embedded in back of the jacket so that wearing it turns your back into a gamepad. All you need to do is to sit or lay down in front of a video game player and you will be able to enjoy a back massage while the game lasts.

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    Otherwise wasted button-pushing energy is transformed into a massage and the addicted game player becomes an inexhaustible masseur.

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    The soft flexible buttons are made from layers of conductive fabric and are embedded in the back of the jacket. These buttons register the massage moves and interpret them before passing them on to the console as control signals.Massage Me Video Game Controller 4

    This means that Massage Me works with existing games, and the best massages come from playing games that require the player to press a lot of buttons and combinations.

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    Although Massage me currently works with a hacked a Playstation Controller, the company believes it wouldn’t be hard to convert it to other consoles by hacking their controllers.  The device was created by Mika Satomi and Hannah Pener-Wilson.  No information on pricing, but contact the company for details. (http://www.massage-me.at/)

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