Sony PS3's Game-Playing Camera

By PC World Video Oct 15, 2007 12:00 AM

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Sony's new PlayStation Eye, an interactive camera for the PlayStation 3, can record your moves while you play a game and use them to add interactivity to the gaming experience. PC World's Greg Adler takes a look at this new technology and checks out the first game it supports: The Eye of Judgment card-based role-playing game.

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