押したの誰だ!? 6.2

The application "Who Pressed It?" is a digital recreation of the traditional totalizer device commonly seen on television—an apparatus often used during audience polls with the question, "Who thinks ___? Switch on!" This tool enables users to conduct quick and easy surveys anytime and anywhere.

In this app, only the number of respondents who answer "yes" is displayed. Since the identity of those who answered remains anonymous, it opens up possibilities for asking more provocative or candid questions.

Sample questions suitable for various social settings include:

• At school:
  • Do you have a crush on someone in your class?
  • Are you currently in a relationship?
  • Have you ever kissed someone?
  • Do you know a secret about someone named [name]?
• During workplace parties:
  • Are you enjoying your current job?
  • Are you considering changing jobs?
  • Do you believe you are the most capable worker here?
  • Have you ever been involved in office romance?
• At alumni reunions:
  • Is there someone here you liked back then?
  • Are there any former partners among us?
  • Is there someone whose name you can't recall?
  • Currently seeking a partner!
• During matchmaking parties:
  • Is there a person you find attractive?
  • Are you wearing your lucky underwear today?
  • Have you dated more than ten people?
  • Feeling like today might be your lucky day!
• At a bar where your sister is present:
  • Do you have a boyfriend?
  • Are you overstating your relationship status?
  • Are you married?
  • Do you have children?</il

The app can also be used for other activities, such as the 1/100 game or making decisions through majority votes.

Usage instructions:

1. This activity requires at least three players. One person acts as the questioner, who inputs the question verbally or via text.
2. The respondent receives an iPhone or iPod touch, hidden from others' view, and answers by pressing either "yes" or "no."
3. Once all participants have responded, pressing "Show Results" will activate the totalizer (which plays its signature music), displaying the total number of "yes" answers.