EyeToy Play + Camera (PS2)

The first installment of the EyeToy Play games, feautring a wide range of games for all different ability levels and suitable for anyone from age 3 upwards. Everything is controlled by your hands, so no need for any controllers. This is confusing to start with but don't worry it gets easier after a matter of minutes. You gently wave over the option that you want and it happens. Game Play: You can play on your own, or in teams of up to four (2 a side). Each person chooses a character, or takes their own photo, gives themselves a name, and you're good to go. You then choose from an extensive selection of games, including the one that made this game ...  Read the complete review

When I first heard about the Sony Playstation 2 eye toy I had to purchase one. When I got It I thought it was so much fun, there is quite a selection of games you can play and if you get bored playing solo then you can get your friends or family to join in the multi-player mode. After a while thought I did get quite bored of it and unless you don't mind playing the same game over and over you need to purchase more games which can cost quite a bit. A definate advantage of the eye toy is that it can be used with the Singstar games, which is very good because you can watch yourself singing like a true star. I would recommend this product as I think it's a ...  Read the complete review

For me, half the joy in owning a games console is the lack of clutter associated with it. In my case a TV, Playstation2, memory card (for games saves) and a control pad is all I really need. But, forever keen to prise more hard-earned notes from my wallet, manufacturers believe we need more ‘stuff’. Mice, keyboards, light guns, steering wheels, dance mats and even, as far as I can recall, some sort of skateboard controller have all been available to enhance our gaming experiences (or so the adverts tell us). Having been a gamer for around 25 years (I’m not old, I just started young!) it’s not just a large collection of games I’ve acquired. Yes I admit it, ...  Read the complete review

When I saw eyetoy originally in a shop as a demo I was amazed by it and I justhad to get one. I thought that it would be really expensive but it was actually a very reasonable price of just £40. The game comes with the eyetoy camera which is really easy to setup I found and it has quite a good picture quality which surprised me. You also get the eyetoy play game with a whole range of games to play that involve using the camera! What I liked most about Eyetoy was how it is different from any other game I have played for. It really is a revolutionary game and I loved it for how much fun it is! There are 12 different game's on the Eyetoy play and all of them are ...  Read the complete review

The Sony Playstation 2 is an excellent piece of gaming hardware, but is occasionally criticised of not being interactive enough, and causing kids (and adults) to spend hours sitting in front of a TV screen, and not getting enough exercise ! The "Eye Toy" is Sony's answer to these critisms - it is a small piece of hardware that takes gaming to the next dimension. Basically, the "Eye Toy" is a USB Camera that plugs into the USB port in the front of the Playstation 2. The original package comes with the camera, and a package of games called "Eye Toy - Play", and together, these put YOU into the game ! Setting up ...  Read the complete review