Glitch by B. Smith - Sneak Peek

sebbyeq · Oct 7, 2009

long time ago, magic was about cutting assistants in half, hankerchiefs dissapearring, floating lightbulbs, and now in the year 2009, we get GLITCH

cannot wait for this, the coin to key is SICK..

awesome job B.smith and JM

MagicShadow9 · Oct 7, 2009

What.......the.......hell?!

J. Miller · Oct 18, 2009

Thank you all for your inquires about GLITCH. We are looking for a release date within two weeks. But check out www.wtfnolimits.com allies page we just teamed up with the kenners and you can now read their blog from our site.
Thanks Chris and Kattie..and little wittle bwaby.

JM

oldavid1 · Oct 19, 2009

Gotta get that, gotta get that, gotta get that, gotta get that
BOOM BOOM *glitch*

Seriously.
Audience to the nearest exit please, next thing you know, B is gonna teleport your COIN into your MOUTH.

Gotta check this out.

::dAvid

hector_cervantes · Oct 19, 2009

Noble prize in magic ... to you guys

J72186 · Oct 22, 2009

Pricing

I noticed on the site that there was a pre-order for Glitch and that it is coming out in a few days. My question lies in the price. It could be pre-ordered for $10 is that the permanent price? or the pre-order price?

J. Miller · Oct 22, 2009

We are looking at a Nov.3rd release date and the download will be $15 when released.
JM

J72186 · Oct 23, 2009

Angles?

I suppose I am looking at this critically but how are the angles with this one? is the view from the video the only angle or can it be performed surrounded? Just curious.

romeo sierra · Oct 23, 2009

J72186 said:
I suppose I am looking at this critically but how are the angles with this one? is the view from the video the only angle or can it be performed surrounded? Just curious.

With a grain of salt-- this is just speculation-- but there's no way this may be done surrounded. In fact, I imagine the effect is relatively restricted in terms of angles. But hell... with a visual like that, you have to give a little to get a little.

RS.

J. Miller · Oct 23, 2009

yes
no
no
yes
Hope thats helpful.
JM

romeo sierra · Oct 23, 2009

J. Miller said:
yes
no
no
yes
Hope thats helpful.
JM

*Slow clap* Well played.

RS.

J72186 · Oct 23, 2009

not at all, but as RS said well played

Toby · Oct 23, 2009

A coin to key is very angle sensitive...

J72186 · Oct 23, 2009

I only ask because i read a post on Magic Cafe where B. Smith mention that some of the stuff is angle sensitive and others are angle proof.

J72186 · Oct 23, 2009

I got it!!

So I clearly over thought this but:

Changes--Yes
Transpositions--No
Vanishes--No
Appearances--Yes

Wouldnt that be nice..

canadamagic · Oct 23, 2009

Wow, I damn near pissed myself watching that, deffinately watching how this will go.

CJ11 · Oct 24, 2009

Wow. Just after thinking my love for magic was almost gone, you show me what I've been missing. Kudos

visualartist · Oct 24, 2009

Toby said:
A coin to key is very angle sensitive...

This one maybe.
But the coin to key by thompson is not angle sensitive at all.

J. Miller · Oct 24, 2009

Toby said:
A coin to key is very angle sensitive...

Many are, true, but its how you look at the angles in a routine. Because sometimes the angles become your friend.
JM

J. Miller · Oct 24, 2009

romeo sierra said:
*Slow clap* Well played.

RS.

(bows) (and stays bowed for letter count)
JM