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Eye Toy AntiGrav
- $6.99
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$8.99 - Sale price
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Complete in box: the disc, the manual and the original case, all original; anything beyond that is included only if you can see it in the photos. Look over the photos for condition, packaging and details. Discs are professionally resurfaced when they need it and tested before listing. It ships in a collector's bag or a hard plastic case.
Item Description
Before Harmonix put plastic guitars in millions of living rooms, it built a hoverboard racer you control with your whole body. EyeToy: AntiGrav reads your movements through Sony's EyeToy camera: lean to steer, crouch to duck under obstacles, jump to clear them, and reach out to snag targets floating beside the track. Races are steered with your body rather than a controller, so the real prerequisite is a lot of space cleared in front of the TV.
The designers kept the trick system deliberately simple, so gestures you can pull off without thinking turn into flips and grabs on screen. Speed mode is a straight race against computer-controlled riders, while Style mode rewards tricks, rail grinds and stretching to hit targets. Five tracks and support for up to four players make it a lively party game, and Apollo 440's soundtrack reacts to what you are doing, easing into a slower, dreamier version while you are airborne.
AntiGrav was a showcase for how far camera control could go on the PlayStation 2. IGN named it the Most Innovative Design at E3 2004, it earned three Interactive Achievement Award nominations, and The New York Times described the experience as something close to a merging of player and console. Early prototypes needed brightly colored gloves to track your hands; the finished game did away with them entirely.
Played today, it is a fascinating glimpse of full-body gaming years before Kinect, and an important early chapter in Harmonix's history. The game is designed around the EyeToy USB camera, which makes it a natural pickup for anyone who already owns one and wants to see what that hardware could really do.
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PlayStation 2
Eye Toy AntiGrav
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PlayStation 2
Eye Toy AntiGrav
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