Sony dismisses talk of EyePet delay
Still on track for Euro release this month.
Sony has told Eurogamer that no, EyePet has not been delayed, and it will be released here on 23rd October, thank you very much.
That platform holder spoke as the game was officially caged until 2010 over in North America.
Our review copy of EyePet, housed inside a miniature cardboard pet-carrier, has already arrived. Tom was besotted.
EyePet is a game that uses the PS Eye to track movement so you and your family can interact with virtual animals on screen.
Look out for our thoughts soon.
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Damn those two feline peskies.
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Another valuable life lesson from computer games.
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Nevermind jthe kids, i'm looking forward to it also, even though my partner's the one playing. As someone blind, this technology has so much going for it in the future. AR could change things for the disabled if used correctly. Imagine having the camera describe a scene, or identify where the tin of beans is within the cupboard? That sort of thing.
Anyway, to get back on, it'll be a big christmas for the company if it's not delayed.
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Its not using the wand.
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EyePet will be patched with wand support later.
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My gaming buddy said "Nevermind, just get the eyePet"
Somehow I don't think it would be the same.
Now I just feel sad.
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