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The EyeToy is a color digital camera device, similar to a webcam, for the PlayStation 2.

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The EyeToy is a color digital camera device, similar to a webcam, for the PlayStation 2.

Games

EyeToy: Play

4 November 2003

Platforms/PlayStation 2

EyeToy: Groove

21 April 2004

Platforms/PlayStation 2

Nicktoons Movin'

21 October 2004

Platforms/PlayStation 2

EyeToy: AntiGrav

9 November 2004

Platforms/PlayStation 2

EyeToy: Chat

11 February 2005

Platforms/PlayStation 2

EyeToy: Monkey Mania

18 March 2005

Platforms/PlayStation 2

EyeToy: Play 2

16 August 2005

Platforms/PlayStation 2

EyeToy: Play 3

5 November 2005

Platforms/PlayStation 2

EyeToy: Operation Spy

15 November 2005

Platforms/PlayStation 2

EyeToy: Kinetic

22 November 2005

Platforms/PlayStation 2

Eye Toy: Play Sports

3 November 2006

Platforms/PlayStation 2

EyeToy Play Sports (Game)

9 November 2006

Platforms/PlayStation 2

EyeToy: Kinetic Combat

17 November 2006

Platforms/PlayStation 2

EyeToy Play: PomPom Party

1 October 2008

Platforms/PlayStation 2

EyeToy Play: Hero

14 November 2008

Platforms/PlayStation 2

Franchise details

Name

EyeToy

Features

15 games

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First game

EyeToy: Play

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: SpongeBob SquarePants (Character), Danny Phantom (Character), Patrick Star (Character), Timmy Turner (Character), Cosmo (Character), Wanda (Character), Otto Rocket (Character)

Locations

Concepts

• Has concepts: Kid Friendly (Concept), Licensed Game (Concept), Real Photos on Cover Art (Concept), Minigame (Concept), Dancing (Concept), Party Game (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Cel-Shading (Concept), Peripheral Usage (Concept), Fireworks (Concept), Fitness (Concept), Anti-Gravity Racing (Concept), EyeToy Support (Concept), Augmented Reality (Concept), Motion Control (Concept), E3 2003 (Concept), E3 2004 (Concept), E3 2005 (Concept), Game Critics Awards (Concept), Game Developers Choice Awards (Concept), Gesture-Based Control (Concept), Greatest Hits (Concept), Interactive Achievement Awards 2004 (Concept), Played Without Touching a Controller (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Hamburger (Object), Hoverboard (Object), PlayStation 2 (Object)

People

• Has people: Roger L. Jackson (Person), Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (Person), David Wayne Collins (Person), Melissa Hutchison (Person), Doug Boyd (Person), J.S. Gilbert (Person), Danny Shorago (Person), Kenneth Young (Person), Alex Rigopulos (Person), Christopher Stanley (Person), Dan Bardino (Person), Dan Schmidt (Person), David Reeves (Person), Helen McWilliams (Person), Iain Wallington (Person), James Wiley Fleming (Person), Jason Fitzgerald (Person), Josh Randall (Person), Julian Kwasneski (Person), Kenneth Chan (Person), Michael Kennedy (Person), Peter Meynell (Person), Phil Harrison (Person), Ryan Lesser (Person), Tracy Rosenthal-Newsom (Person), Zoe Galvez (Person), Wai Ming Yuen (Person), Alastair Lindsay (Person), Andrew Davies (Person), Andrew House (Person), Jack Tretton (Person), Rick Naylor (Person), Eric Ippolito (Person), Simon Rutter (Person), Buzz Burrowes (Person), Alex Townsend (Person), Bruce Millar (Person), Chris Cubbin (Person), Chuck Doud (Person), Dave Ranyard (Person), David Kirkland (Person), Eric Matthews (Person), Gaëlle Leysour (Person), Garry Taylor (Person), Graham Foxall (Person), Karl Jones (Person), Lee Thomas (Person), Mark Green (Person), Mike Swindall (Person), Molly Smith (Person), Nadège Josa (Person), Nancy Gatehouse (Person), Oliver Wright (Person), Paulina Bozek (Person), Quinn Pham Le (Person), Ross Stanton (Person), Sam Bradley (Person), Shuhei Yoshida (Person), Cherrie McKinnon (Person), Kazumi Kitaue (Person), Ken Ogasawara (Person), Linda Stackpoole (Person), Monique Catley (Person)