Post by Mystic on Aug 10, 2005 12:54:21 GMT -4
Game Title
EyeToy: Play 2
Release Date
August 16, 2005
Publisher
Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre
Party
EyeToy: Play 2 gives once again offers a variety of mini games that creatively take advantage of Sony's innovative camera technology. As with most EyeToy products your television screen shows your image and surrounds you with PS2-generated graphics that you either try to avoid or snatch or drag. In addition to the bevy of game modes are some other functions. The first is a silhouette mode where the EyeToy records the silhouette of your body and imports it into the backgrounds of the game modes, manipulating its shape and size. There is also a face profile mode where as you turn the image of your three dimensional head is recorded and can be imported onto computer models in Play 2 or games such as World Tour Soccer. You can also turn your EyeToy into a surveillance camera, taking pictures every five seconds of what it sees to be watched later, or can also act as a security alarm, going off when it senses a presence.
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EyeToy: Play 2
Release Date
August 16, 2005
Publisher
Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre
Party
EyeToy: Play 2 gives once again offers a variety of mini games that creatively take advantage of Sony's innovative camera technology. As with most EyeToy products your television screen shows your image and surrounds you with PS2-generated graphics that you either try to avoid or snatch or drag. In addition to the bevy of game modes are some other functions. The first is a silhouette mode where the EyeToy records the silhouette of your body and imports it into the backgrounds of the game modes, manipulating its shape and size. There is also a face profile mode where as you turn the image of your three dimensional head is recorded and can be imported onto computer models in Play 2 or games such as World Tour Soccer. You can also turn your EyeToy into a surveillance camera, taking pictures every five seconds of what it sees to be watched later, or can also act as a security alarm, going off when it senses a presence.
FInd out more about thia game here:ps2.ign.com/objects/617/617059.html
