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Shibuya advertisement wins a Cannes Award

June 25th, 2007 by Claytonian

The video game Blue Dragon, despite being on the ignored-by-Japan-X-box, is really popular. And with advertisements like this it is easy to see why. Take a look at the interactive ad, which turns people’s shadows into dragons, in its full majesty here.
[via kotaku]



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