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  • In a demo game called Ricochet, players can use their arms, legs, torso and head to block an onslaught of virtual projectiles.

    unknown title 2009

  • (Microsoft demonstrated a game called Ricochet, which involved full-body ball-deflection), but does so in a far more sophisticated manner.

    IGN Complete 2009

  • The Ricochet is a very fast stunt car for outdoors that can do wheelies, flip itself on ramps and even run upside down on its big tyres.

    The Earth Times Online Newspaper 2010

  • The Ricochet is a very fast stunt car for outdoors that can do wheelies, flip itself on ramps and even run upside down on its big tyres.

    The Earth Times Online Newspaper 2010

  • The udrop 'Ricochet' with shock-absorbing air pockets.

    The Quest for Phone 'It' Look Michael Hsu 2011

  • For smaller operations like udrop, the methodology is more improvisational: To demonstrate the effectiveness of the udrop "Ricochet" case at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, Mr. Birch threw his encased iPhone to the floor.

    The Quest for Phone 'It' Look Michael Hsu 2011

  • Hell, this recycled action movie can't even muster up the energy of the similarly themed Denzel Washington / John Lithgow revenge thriller "Ricochet", and not many people will cop to liking that flick (I will).

    The Hollywood News 2009

  • Hell, this recycled action movie can't even muster up the energy of the similarly themed Denzel Washington / John Lithgow revenge thriller "Ricochet", and not many people will cop to liking that flick (I will).

    The Hollywood News 2009

  • The Xbox maker demonstrated "Project Natal" with three prototype programs: "Ricochet," a soccerlike game that requires players to use their bodies to bounce balls at targets; "Paint Party," an art-making program that uses players 'hands as the brush; and "Milo," essentially a virtual boy who communicates and interacts with the player.

    msnbc.com: Top msnbc.com headlines 2009

  • "Ricochet" is one of Bowie's more meaningful songs and it works for audiences today quite well as a provocative interpersonal song.

    Epinions Recent Content for Home 2009

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