Critical Gamer writes: Despite – or perhaps because of – 3DS and Kinect’s suitability to augmented reality console gaming, Sony has taken steps this year to muscle back into the AR arena. EyePet & Friends is the first ‘proper’ sequel to the first game and, thankfully, it ditches the Magic Card in favour of PlayStation Move. That in itself automatically fixes many problems; but have other issues been addressed?
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A ground-up redesign of the original EyePet, this sequel is feature two EyePets simultaneously, along with expanded customization and socialization options.
TP: Obviously a game like EyePet & Friends wasn't meant for the "gaming crowd", but rather for the children of that crowd who (hopefully) aren't going to be allowed to play Saints Row: The Third and probably can't handle the intricacies even of something like ICO. Those same kids don't want to be left out in the cold in a gaming household, so Sony wants to make sure they get hooked early with titles like EyePet.
How the hell is the little doggy type thing creepy?
Kids absolutely love it whats wrong with you?
Kids don't like this game at all and the series is a flop in America.
Its a hideous little demon looking thing, soulless and evil just like Sack Boy
Sony are the best when it comes to AR. It's very likely there will be an Invizimals game on the Vita. If there is, it'll sell better on it because people wont have to buy a seperate camera.
I got Eye pet when it 1st came out but its biggest problem is the light. If its too dark it cant pick you up and too bright its the same. I still think Sony need to work on the eye toy for games like this as if they fix the light problems then games like this would be a big hit for the ps3. Move is a start to this fix though.