We're happy to hear that Sony hasn't given up on their augmented reality collectible card game, Eye of Judgment. Co-publisher Wizards of the Coast is already printing the first expansion for the PS3-compatible card series, due this spring.
PS3 Fanboy has an exclusive look at one of the new cards, with more cards and details over at Sony's official Playstation blog. There were distribution problems with the first set of EOJ boosters, with gamers having a hard time finding cards in their local shops, as well as rampant card copying making it easier to cheat in online matches. Let's hope Sony and Wizards have plugged up the piracy problems with set 2, as well as made the real things easier to find.
Read - First card revealed from the upcoming Eye of Judgment expansion [PS3 Fanboy]
Read - Hot Off THE EYE OF JUDGMENT Card Press: Set 2 [Playstation.Blog]
Reader Comments (13)
Posted: Feb 16th 2008 5:08PM SheppyReturns said
YAY!
Not only will this means my second case of Biolith will be cheaper the longer I wait (yes, I bought an entire case of boosters), but this means they continue to support this game. Good times.
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Not only will this means my second case of Biolith will be cheaper the longer I wait (yes, I bought an entire case of boosters), but this means they continue to support this game. Good times.
Posted: Feb 16th 2008 5:10PM ThornedVenom said
Wow, today is like freakin PS3 day or something.
... all of this is sorta making me want a PS3. O_o
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... all of this is sorta making me want a PS3. O_o
Posted: Feb 16th 2008 5:41PM SheppyReturns said
If you liked Triple Triad on FFVIII or FFIX, you'll love Eye of Judgment. But if not, you'd probably see this as a very cool gimmick then rapidly move on.
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Posted: Feb 16th 2008 5:32PM SheppyReturns said
Or most of the staff is readying their fortitudes towards GDC....
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Posted: Feb 16th 2008 7:31PM (Unverified) said
I never once got this to work to play an online game and according to the Sony forums, other people had the same problem. I gave up on it after many many tries (and being rewarded ridiculous victory points for games that never even connected).
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Posted: Feb 16th 2008 10:55PM (Unverified) said
As one of the few people who kept playing the original eyetoy I am really astounded by the step up in technology on display in the screen shots. Other than the fact that the camera isn't blurred beyond recognition, I really like how the interaction reveals itself to be a little less on the clunky side than I would have expected(from the videos). In the next couple of years with the 3DV Systems depth-sensing ZCam and some upgraded computer hardware we can throw cards out at our computer and play Yu-Gi-Oh or Pokemon. This will probably spawn a series of interactive board games where your pieces on your 2d flat board have 3d interactions on the TV. I like the concepts and celebrate innovation towards better technological interaction... But why, oh why did it have to be on the PS3.
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Posted: Feb 17th 2008 12:04AM (Unverified) said
I'm pretty sure Nintendo didn't have any problems preventing people from copying e-Reader cards :D
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Posted: Feb 17th 2008 12:48PM SheppyReturns said
I'm sure Nintendo didn't have that problem because nobody WANTED the E-reader cards...
Seriously, I worked retail at the time. Not a single unit was sold until the reader was clearanced to $11.
Besides... E-Reader was magnetic based.
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Seriously, I worked retail at the time. Not a single unit was sold until the reader was clearanced to $11.
Besides... E-Reader was magnetic based.
Posted: Feb 17th 2008 11:49AM (Unverified) said
That picture reminds me of http://tinyurl.com/23mdtm
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Posted: Feb 17th 2008 3:35PM hvnlysoldr said
"Excuse me I have to go sue Sony now for their Eye of Judgment. As if that wasn't a Duel Monsters' ripoff.":
http://www.yugiohtheabridgedseries.com/episodes/647993/
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http://www.yugiohtheabridgedseries.com/episodes/647993/
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