Yesterday some details were revealed about Sony and Wizards of the Coast’s up coming Eye of Judgment expansion. Due out March 27, the new expansions will featuring 100 new cards. Booster pack will cost you the standard $3.99 and theme decks will go for $14.99.
There is some bad news however. After you buy your new cards, you will not be able to use them until you pay for an update to Eye of Judgment. This update will contain new artwork, animations, and rules. If you decide not to update, you will still be able to play against people who updated, but needless to say you will be at a disadvantage. There has been no price announced for this update yet.
Tyler had a little accident. djWheat introduces a new segment, stolen from the radio. Bioshock could see a prequel.. Not a sequel. We’ll discuss American Gladiators tomorrow. Is Killzone 2 going to be game of the year? When are the new Eye of Judgment cards coming out?
After Tuesday’s show, Marcus and Summa sat down for an instructional look at Eye of Judgment for the PlayStation 3. Here’s the video on demand of the result:
The skofflaws at IGN have discovered how to cheat at Eye of Judgment, SCE Japan’s new turn-based collectible card + video game mash-up for the PlayStation 3.
Players purchase and collect battle cards, which are then scanned in using the PlayStation Eye camera peripheral. But IGN reports a fatal flaw: the Eye can’t tell the difference between a real card and a color copy.
As a result, sneaky online players will be able to download a torrent of every single card and stack their deck the way they want. Continued…
Since spending a little time with the PlayStation 3 card battle and Eyetoy game Eye of Judgment at PAX, I’ve more or less been in love with not only the title itself, but also the forward-thinking concept. After hearing that this bad boy was here at DigitalLife, my eyes lit up like a little kid at Christmas. There was no doubt, I would be getting some more Eye of Judgment playtime here at DigitalLife. What I didn’t expect, however, was the epic battle that could ensue from just a demo.
The PlayStation 3 card battle game Eye of Judgment has been tagged with a $70 price tag for its release on October 23. Think $70 is too much? This is what you’re getting: Blu-ray game disc, PlayStation Eye camera, Judgment (camera) stand, battle mat, a 30-card Starter deck (plus four Function cards), and an eight-card Booster pack.
Knock Sony and the PlayStation 3 all you want, but you have to give it to the company for taking chances on ideas and titles that it seems others might not have the foresight to capitalize on – games like Little Big Planet, Flow, and the upcoming MC Escher-inspired title Echochrome are just a few prime examples. The next “why didn’t anyone think of this before” title to appear on the forward-thinking PS3 is the card game Eye of Judgment.
Yesterday some details were revealed about Sony and Wizards of the Coast’s up coming Eye of Judgment expansion. Due out March 27, the new expansions will featuring 100 new cards. Booster pack will cost you the standard $3.99 and theme decks will go for $14.99.
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