Drawing Prompt: THEY TOOK THE BUTTONS!

1:49 AM, Tuesday June 28th 2022

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Ack, this turned out really REALLY rushed, oh well; at least I managed to create something. Instead of buttons for a remote, you move it around like you would a Wii remote - it's got a cursor and everything. To select something, flick the remote up and down once, like it's nodding its head. To go back from something, flick your hand to the left. If you're surfing through channels on cable, the slide your thumb up and down the bar on the left and swipe right onto the checkmark once you've decided on a channel. To turn the TV off/on, move the remote in a circle 3 times; that's what the little rectangle at the top is for.

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