EyeToy Kama Sutra - the game Sony rejected
Plus, the "babysitting game" that never came out.
Sony rejected a pitch for a game called EyeToy Kama Sutra.
EyeToy: Kinetic
Sony, Harmonix save early prototypes
Donate to National Videogame Archive.
Sony and Harmonix have kick-started the UK's National Videogame Archive by donating cherished early prototypes of their work.
EyeToy team questions format rivals
Reckons You're in the Movies won't work.
Sony's EyeToy team has told GamesIndustry.biz that Microsoft and Nintendo will run into problems with their entirely distinct and not at all rippy-offy camera games.
Exercise? Is that some kind of mini-game?
Every so often, there falls into the lap of a games reviewer something which makes you pause, double take with a slightly feeble 'huh?' before wondering whether what you have in front of you can be reviewed.
In the case of EyeToy: Kinetic, the reason for the doubt is because this thing is not a game. In this case, I don't mean that it's not a game in the sense that a Flight Simulator fans claim their chosen pastime is a 'simulation not a game', because being a realistic simulation doesn't make a game any less of a game.
No, EyeToy: Kinetic is manifestly not a game. EyeToy kinetic has certain elements that look gamey. But it's a facade. What Kinetic offers you is nothing less than a personal fitness, posture, mind and body coach, all staring at you through one single, menacing wide-angled lens, delivering their sage advice through the medium of your TV.