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New Eye of Judgment game coming to PSP photo

Remember The Eye of Judgment? It was that PlayStation 3 title that used the EyeToy to look at a game board on which you played a card game and the cards you played appeared on screen like some sort of Battle Chess thing? Yeah, it's a little weird but it worked fairly well and I found it to be pretty enjoyable.

The Eye of Judgment Legends, the upcoming PSP edition of the game does away with all that extra, gimmicky stuff like the camera, cloth board and physical cards. It's a card game for your PSP. It has all the cards from the original game, plus an additional thirty new cards. Players will be able to duel and trade cards with each other, just like they were the real thing, except they'll be transmitted through the air instead of handed over.

I don't quite see how this will be successful. The game is decent, but it isn't anything great. Yeah, you'll be able to earn digital cards through play instead of having to buy them and that's pretty cool. Still, even when it had the cool gimmick of the camera, I had a hard time convincing people that it was worth a look at.

Besides, it sure as hell ain't Culdcept.








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BulletMagnet's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/21/2009 21:23
BulletMagnet
I never played EoJ, but the fact that you mentioned Culdcept automatically means I need to pop in here and offer a virtual high-five.
electric goldfish's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/21/2009 21:33
electric goldfish
I think I am the only person on the planet that did not like Culdcept.
njsykora's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/21/2009 22:22
njsykora
I hate to sound like I'm calling slowpoke, but hasn't this been announced for months?

Also I like the original, and have it. The key failure of it was A) I never found any stores that actually stocked the cards and B) You had to pay more to use the expansion sets on top of the money spent getting the expansion cards in the first place.
Monte's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/21/2009 23:11
Monte
frankly, i still think Sony should have tried to work out a deal with Wizards of the coast and other such trading card game companies... figure out a way for the eye toy to either recognize the cards, or have trading cards game companies start making cards that include something that allow them to be read by the eye toy... That way they could get some magic the gathering, or yu-gi-oh on that thing... that would have done a much better job at moving eyeToys, than trying to create a whole new card game and hoping it would get some serious popularity.
pedrovay2003's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/21/2009 23:14
pedrovay2003
I actually still occasionally play Eye of Judgment on the PS3. I think it's quite good, but what's the point without the physical cards and camera?

@njsykora

Yeah, it's been on here a few times.
The Silent Protagonist's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/22/2009 01:13
The Silent Protagonist
I'm actually interested in this, but I'd very much like to see something like Triple Triad online (officially, the homebrewed version seems to be dead. Tetra Master online was horrible and I'm amazed it even stays around.

Never played Culdecept or this, this seems to vaguely resemble FFVIII's Triple Triad. I did also enjoy PSO Ep. III on GameCube.

I don't quite understand the world's aversion to card-themed games, particularly since they're not they Pokemon/Yu-Gi-Oh TGCs everone assumes them to be.
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