Michael Murray
Remote Perception System (Hardbound Book & Props) by Michael Murray & Ian 'Rasp' Cheetham
Remote Perception System (Hardbound Book & Props) by Michael Murray & Ian 'Rasp' Cheetham
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After a storming debut at the 2019 Blackpool Magic Convention (where, let’s be honest, we had more requests to perform this on TV than we could handle), we’re chuffed to present the official release of the Remote Perception System book.
This shiny new edition is printed in hardback by the brilliant folks at Haresign Press. And because we believe in spoiling our readers, it comes with some custom-designed poker chips that are just the ticket for the bonus routine explained within the book.
Remote Perception System Overview:
In this book, you’ll uncover a treasure trove of methods that let you reveal the exact winners of a rock, paper, scissors tournament—right down to the specific weapons (rock/paper/scissors) each person threw. Oh, and did we mention it’s versatile enough for live performances, Skype, and even over the phone? It works in any language too! (Nice, right?)
Why Did We Write This Book?
With so many RPS effects floating about, you might be wondering what makes this collection stand out. Well, allow us to enlighten you:
Works in Any Language
As long as your audience knows the rules of Rock, Paper, Scissors, you’re all set.
Easy to Perform
No mind-boggling systems or memory gymnastics required. Just a basic grasp of RPS is all you need. Simple as that.
Choose Your Arena
The routines are flexible enough to work close-up, on stage, or even over the phone. No table? No worries—these effects are perfect for walk-around gigs too.
Prop-less or Not, You Decide
If you're after a clever way to hand out business cards, we’ve got you. Prefer to go prop-less? Done!
The More the Merrier
Unlike most RPS effects that only need one participant, these routines let you perform for one, two, or even three spectators at once. Go big or go home, right?
Know it All, Reveal it All
Why settle for revealing just a single game winner when you can unveil each successive victor in a three-person tournament? Plus, you’ll also reveal exactly what each player threw. Fancy that!
One at a Time or All Together
One routine even outlines a method for simultaneously beating two spectators. (No, we’re not talking about a bar brawl!)
A Journey of Discovery
Explore fresh takes on classic techniques alongside brand-new methods and principles making their debut here.
The Real Game
This is as close as you’ll get to revealing specific moves in a genuine RPS showdown.
Presentation is Everything
The routines in this book lend themselves to countless presentational possibilities. Here are just a few to whet your appetite:
A Prediction Effect
Predict the exact results of a single or multi-player game of RPS.
Body Language Reading
Decode your spectator's body language to uncover their thoughts.
Mind Control/Influence
Control the outcome of a single or multiplayer RPS game. (Yes, really.)
Remote Viewing
Show off your ability to see the results of an RPS game happening miles away, or even in another country.
Spectator as Mind-Reader
Let the spectator intuit the winner or loser of an RPS game before it's even played. (No pressure, mate.)
Direct Mind-reading
Reveal your spectator's thoughts about the RPS game like a true mentalist.
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