- Name
- Rotoscoping
- Aliases
- Rotoscope
Rotoscoping
The process of tracing over live-action motion video to create animation.
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Overview
Rotoscoping is an animation technique in which hand or computer-drawn animation is created using live-action footage as a base. The animation is created by tracing over each live-action frame. The technique has been used in a wide variety of theatrical films and other film and television projects, though its application in the creation of video games has been much more limited. The rotoscoping technique was popularized in gaming by Prince of Persia (Franchise), released in 1989.
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- Bionic Commando: Elite Forces (Game)
- Commander Blood (Game)
- Cruise for a Corpse (Game)
- Deadlight (Game)
- Dragonsphere (Game)
- Faith: The Unholy Trinity (Game)
- Flashback: The Quest for Identity (Game)
- Gal Jan (Game)
- Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective (Game)
- Heart of Darkness (Game)
- Heart of the Alien: Out of this World Parts I and II (Game)
- Hotel Dusk: Room 215 (Game)
- Impossible Mission (Game)
- Last Window: The Secret of Cape West (Game)
- Lester the Unlikely (Game)
- Lunark (Game)
- One Night Stand (Game)
- Out of This World (Game)
- Prince of Persia (Game)
- Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow & The Flame (Game)
- Reikai Doushi (Game)
- Spider-Man: The Sinister Six (Game)
- Steven: The Jumpmaker (Game)
- Tahira: Echoes of the Astral Empire (Game)
- The Last Express (Game)
- The War of the Worlds (Game)
- Town With No Name (Game)
- Wetlands (Game)