Dec 05 2007

Eye of Judgment

Published by Paul at 9:51 pm under Gaming

CD Universe (the mob that failed to supply Rock Band) have shipped Justin’s latest game order, which contains two copies of Eye of Judgment, a trading card game that comes with a little camera. One copy is mine.

The idea is that you have a game board that you have to control the squares of - I believe it’s a 3×3 square. You play a card and your opponent tries to defeat it. The twist is that the PlayStation looks at your cards as you play and does… stuff…. on the screen… and… I guess things blow up. Then you get to take the board home or something? I don’t know, I don’t really play card games. I agreed to get a copy because I like trying different things (steady on Xavier, not quite that different) and the camera will hopefully be useful for other things down the line (like, for example, creating a user icon for PlayStation Home).

Speaking of games, I was entirely wrong about Ridge Racer 7. The trick is to not think of it as a driving game, but as an updated version of WipeOut 2097 - at which point it becomes awesome.

5 Responses to “Eye of Judgment”

  1. crumpeton 05 Dec 2007 at 11:56 pm

    Who’s this “Xavier” then…?

  2. Paulon 06 Dec 2007 at 5:34 am

    A furry.

  3. Justinon 10 Dec 2007 at 9:04 am

    In further news… Eye of Judgement is awesome!

    Bladestorm is strangely addictive too… not much strategy to it, but there’s some entirely awesome about taking a cavalry charge through an entire army and mowing them down while watching your kill counter yell out “100 kill combo!”.

    Yes, a game set in the 100 Year War and you get combos for killing enemy squads… ridiculously awesome.

  4. Paulon 10 Dec 2007 at 12:19 pm

    Yeah, I’m not really sold on Bladestorm and I don’t think that’s going to change… it just seems like it should be a real-time strategy game, but it’s like eating cereal without the milk… or the cereal…

  5. sheolon 11 Dec 2007 at 11:11 am

    or the bowl!

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