I'm sure quite a few of us bought an Eyetoy before, or at least played a game with one. Now, the Playstation 3's Eyetoy, the Playstation Eye, is finally getting some details. For starters, the Eyetoy will be released with The Eye of Judgement. You will also be able to voice chat without the use of a headset. Anyone going to buy a Playstation Eye?

Sony didn't quite make its initial promise of a release for the PS3 version of EyeToy close to the system's launch last year. But at long last final details have been announced for the next gen version of the peripheral that made PS2 owners everywhere (mostly in Europe) pose in front of their TV.

The next generation EyeToy is formally known as "PlayStation Eye." In Japan, it will be initially bundled with The Eye of Judgment, the card game that's been used to demonstrate the peripherals at gaming events like E3 and the Tokyo Game Show. Set for Japanese release this fall, the bundle will also include a camera stand, a starter deck of cards, and a play mat.

Sony Japan's announcement today also included a few new details on the PlayStation Eye itself. A big improvement over the current generation EyeToy, PlayStation Eye is capable of capturing 60 frames per second video at 640x480 resolution or 120 frames per second video at 320x240 resolution. The peripheral includes a four channel microphone and will allow for voice chat without the use of a headset.
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    Supernouva Apr 26, 07
    Looks awesome, can't wait to see how game developers utilize its capabilities.
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    tekmosis Apr 26, 07
    That card game in the first image actually looks pretty fun. Although, nothing like Age of Aquarius which is like 1000x cooler
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    Final Blade Apr 27, 07
    man this is going to be the best ever, it even beats xbox live. think about it, being to talk and see someone at the same time its pretty awesome. they don't need to utilize anything. its already perfected for any game.

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