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Yes it is fun! I have it on PlayStation 2 and I enjoy playing with my family. So basically it is a fun game which you can play solo or as a group.
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Yes, infact eyetoy was especially designed for PS2.
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no because i tried it didnt work
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The eyetoy is for the PS2 not the PS3 and the PS3 Move games are still coming out
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Yes, you can. EyeToy is not needed at all to play it.
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you need to type it into google. E.g."Eyetoy webcam downloads" and you should find something that will enable you to put your eyetoy camrea in to your computer.
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EyeToy Kinetic - 2005 VG is rated/received certificates of:
USA:E
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EyeToy Groove - 2003 VG is rated/received certificates of:
USA:E
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EyeToy AntiGrav - 2004 VG is rated/received certificates of:
USA:E
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Well basically all an eyetoy is, is a webcam. If you were wanting a webcam you can get one at just about any store (Wal-Mart)! Or if you already own an eyetoy you could use it as a webcam all you need to do is download the eyetoy drivers based on which you have (logitech or namtai). Hope this helps
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Well you turn it on, select the eyetoy feature on the pause menu and the you can upload images into the game.
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EyeToy Play Sports - 2006 VG is rated/received certificates of:
USA:E
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EyeToy Play 2 - 2004 VG is rated/received certificates of:
USA:E
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the ps2 eyetoy works for ps3 too..i tried it and works for any game as a headset is pretty neat if you ask me.
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Cinematech - 2002 Eyetoy Play 2-46 was released on:
USA: 3 December 2003
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If You Want, I Know A Website Where You Can Get A Driver (A File That Lets The Computer Pick Up A Device) For The Eyetoy, But Don't Know Anywhere For The Mic. Web Page For Eyetoy: http://www.richpsx.com/playstation2/utilities/installing_the_playstation_2_eye.htm
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i tried today and couldn't get it work it loads to language select but wont registar movements on the eyetoy (ps2 one) may work with ps3 eye tho
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See at: http://au.playstation.com/assets/support/PS2/PS2_EyeToy_Manual.pdf
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No it won't. Sorry you need to get it from eyetoy.
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yes u can do this i just did it but i dont no where it saves to
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Ps2 had an eyetoy ??
i didnt know that lol but id guess the PS3 one is way better and no it wouldn't be the same .. technology changes
Hope this helps
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To use an EyeToy as a webcam, you need to download some custom drivers (which can be found in the Related Links) section below. Note that there are two different chipsets for the EyeToy camera, so you will need to identify which one you have.
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To my knowledge, you need an EyeToy connected to the PS2 to take the picture.
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You need an eyetoy/webcam/xbox live vision camera
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If you are talking about the story mode thing were you can write family bios, then you just press c.
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I believe the peripheral to which you are referring is the EyeToy, a digital camera accessory for the Sony PlayStation 2 video game console. The EyeToy is typically used for gesture recognition and motion capture in video games that support the peripheral. Examples of these include Dance Dance Revolution SuperNova and MLB '10 The Show.
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Ben Fairman has: Played Hiro in "Venus Senki" in 1989. Played Subaru Sumeragi in "Tokyo Babylon" in 1992. Played Jonathan in "The Good Guys" in 1992. Played Dex, Max Fu, Toro in "EyeToy: Play" in 2003. Performed in "EyeToy: Play 2" in 2004.
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The standalone Eye Toy Camera 2 for the PS2 is $15.98 at amazon.com and the PS2 Eye Toy is $49.58
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The USB ports on a ps2 which there are only 2 can be used for accesing things like, Singstar Microphone's, eyetoy usb cameras, internet options wireless options, racing controlls.etc The USB ports on a ps2 which there are only 2 can be used for accesing things like, Singstar Microphone's, eyetoy usb cameras, internet options wireless options, racing controlls.etc
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EyeToy Play 2 - 2004 VG was released on:
UK: 5 November 2004 (Playstation 2 version)
France: 10 November 2004 (Playstation 2 version)
Japan: 16 June 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
Canada: 16 August 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
USA: 16 August 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
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EyeToy Play - 2003 VG was released on:
UK: 4 July 2003 (Playstation 2 version)
Finland: 9 July 2003 (Playstation 2 version)
Germany: 9 July 2003 (Playstation 2 version)
USA: 4 November 2003 (Playstation 2 version)
South Korea: 4 December 2003 (Playstation 2 version)
Japan: 11 February 2004 (Playstation 2 version)
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Look on Ebay for an estimate of how much the completed listings are going for. They have so many PS2 out and complete systems go for a small percentage of the original investment
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As far as the regular play mode, it has plenty of classics and good new stuff too. The interface is probably the best yet. It's easy to navigate, select difficulty, etc.
I think it is the best one yet. I absolutely love the mission mode where you have to specific things for certain tracks. At first it is treally easy, but then it becomes the hardest part of the game.
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Most of the PS3 models will not play any PS2 games and only the early models with 4 USB ports had the ability to play them
To Be Precise.. Actually I know a lot about this as i myself wanted full backwards compatibility. I have two 60gb models, and they have a 96% backwards compatibility rate. they can play all ps2 games except guitar hero games (unless you wanna use the controller to play) and eyetoy games pretty much. (cause the eyetoy has nowhere to plug in and register and ps2 eyetoy games wont work with ps3 camera.) other than a couple of really crappy no-name games, it works with almost all of em. so does the 20gb. they both have the ps2's emotion engine added into the motherboards. the older 80gb had "software emulation" that allowed for some ps2 games to play. not a lot though. and yes those old 80gb models had 4 usb ports.
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Not exacly the only thing that a webcan cam can do anything like that is face tracking on webcams apps now there are applications out there that fuction like that but they are way more advance and require more than just a webcam
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You need to go into your settings on the PS3. It should be easy to find, it's either in the accessories menu or the sound menu. You need to set the microphone accessory to the eyetoy.
You do mean the eyetoy microphone, right? Because the actual move doesn't have a built in microphone.
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EyeToy AntiGrav - 2004 VG was released on:
USA: 9 November 2004 (Playstation 2 version)
Austria: 23 March 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
Denmark: 23 March 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
Finland: 23 March 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
France: 23 March 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
Germany: 23 March 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
Italy: 23 March 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
Luxembourg: 23 March 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
Netherlands: 23 March 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
Norway: 23 March 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
Portugal: 23 March 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
Spain: 23 March 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
Sweden: 23 March 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
UK: 25 March 2005 (Playstation 2 version)
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The PlayStation Move will be released in North America on September 19th, 2010, exclusively for the PlayStation 3 system. The Move utilizes the Bluetooth wireless profile to interface with the PlayStation 3, and requires the PlayStation Eye for video-enable motion tracking. These features means that the Move only works with the PlayStation 3. Additionally, the only games supporting the Move motion controller are exclusive to the PlayStation 3 as well.
No, the PlayStation 2 has EyeToy.
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Amy Shindler has: Played Queen Charlotte in "Timewatch" in 1982. Played Angie Middleton in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Spinner Webb in "The Worst Witch" in 1986. Played Susan in "Buster" in 1988. Played Wendy in "Breathtaking" in 2000. Played QT, Yumi, Kieu in "EyeToy: Play" in 2003. Played Michelle Pearl in "A Mighty Heart" in 2007. Played Katherine in "Voiceover" in 2011. Performed in "Everest" in 2015.
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Wii.
It was the first system of the current generation, for one thing, it was the first to use the motion controls the way it does (PS3 completely ripped it off and XBox ripped of the eyetoy. Who remembers that?). Plus, the other two systems have limited games compatible with motion controls; all the Wii games use it to an extent. Finally, its freaking Nintendo; the most colorful cast of characters and games of any of the three. Had it not been for Nintendo after the game crash, we might not even have video games today.
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The Nintendo Wii is obviously the best. Every game on the XBox and PS3 is either racing or shooting, neither of which are ever creative in any way.
The Wii has a HUGE variety of different kinds of games, and is NINTENDO'S system. Plus, with the motion control advancement having come from their system, the they're groundbreaking as well as entertaining.
The PS3 is COPYING the Wii's motion control, and the XBox is copying the Eyetoy from the PS2.
Ranks:
1st: Wii
2nd: PS3(Has a bit better game variety than XBox.)
and 3rd: XBox.
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The USB ports on the PlayStation 2 are multi-purpose, and could in theory be used for any peripheral that a game wanted. The most common uses are for the EyeToy, the PlayStation 2 headset, and the Guncon II (a light gun). Some games also support saving screenshots to a USB Flash drive or printing to a USB printer. Plugging in an MP3 player or iPod via USB cable can also be used to charge it while you play the playstation.
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