Ok, here's a new angle:
The pattern of dots on the moonfish reminds me of dots on
dice (
Potential game piece).
I was looking at Dave's signatures and noticed his comments went up to 6, correlating with the number of sides on dice, and seemed to favor 4, 5 and 6. This would be a nice use of the camera for pattern and/or dot recognition. And keeping with the "fishing" concept, lets play "
ship captain and crew", a dice game that requires you to get a 6, 5 and 4 in that order. Maybe we could use the camera to figure out how to turn the dice to the right orientation and then place them on a "ship" which we could then fill with "fish" (Or something along those lines).
Another dice game that 4, 5 and 6 are important in is "
Cee-lo". (Derived from the Chinese game "
strung flowers") The moonfish is a Hawaiian food and
strung flowers are known as a lei (You know, those flower necklaces) which keeps with the Hawaiian theme.
- Austin
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