Eye Toy Play
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(Playstation 2 - US, Other)
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Released On:
04 Nov 2003
Eye Toy Play is a fun game for the Playstation 2 that lets you play along with your friends and family. The story is about how people can use their imagination to come up with creative ideas, and how they can work together to make them happen.
The gameplay in Eye Toy Play involves using the Eye Toy camera to bring characters on screen to life. You can draw shapes and patterns with your face, and create all sorts of cool things like animals and monsters. The goal is to use your creativity to solve puzzles and challenges, while also having fun with friends and family.
UPC-A:
711719681946 (Europe)
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Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Enemies & Characters
Kleu
Kleu is a dedicated sports fanatic and is always on the move. She adores flowers and wears pink petals in her hair.
Dot
With her big hair and tall boots she's more than happy to be the center of attention.
Yumi
Yumi may not always wear a black belt but get on her wrong side and she'll be happy to show you her martial art skills.
Dex
This boy only likes two things soccer and music. Dex is more than willing to show off his skills.
Toro
A real sci-fi fan, Toro helps me out with some of my crazier experiments. He's usually found riding around on his BMX bike looking for aliens.
Vernon Boh
Vernon's a tough fighter when it comes to beating the oil out of the Big Robo Bro. Just don't let him anywhere near a soccer ball because he'll crush it to the size of a pea!
Mah-Fu
Spending most days hanging out down at the graveyard, it's hard to know who would be more frightened if he did ever come across a ghost!
B-Monkey
Committed to having a good time and trying anything that sounds like fun, B-Monkey can usually be found hanging around on a street lamp or a tree.
Wonton
With his gang of wicked goons to carry out his dirty work, he won't be happy until he's spoiled everybody's fun. Wonton's minions are dedicated to spoiling your fun.
How to Play
Setting Up
These sections are important to read and understand.
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MEMORY CARD slot 2
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MEMORY CARD slot 1
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disc tray
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RESET button
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USB connector
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S400 LINK connector
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controller port 1
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controller port 2
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OPEN button
Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions in the manual. Make sure the MAIN POWER switch (located in the back of the console) is turned ON.
Press the RESET button. When the power indicator turns green, press the OPEN button and the disc tray will open. Place the EyeToy™: Play disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the OPEN button again and the disc tray will close.
Attach a game controller and other peripherals, as appropriate. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using the software.
Important Notes
The information in this manual was correct at the time of going to print, but some minor changes may have been made late in the game's development. Screenshots for this manual have been taken from pre-completion screens and may differ slightly from those in the finished game.
Throughout this manual, the term "Memory Card" is used to describe the Memory Card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2). Memory Cards designed for use with the PlayStation® format software are not compatible with this game.
Saving Game Data
To save game settings and progress, insert a Memory Card into MEMORY CARD slot 1 of your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system. You can load saved game data from the same Memory Card or any Memory Card containing previously saved games.
Using the EyeToy™ USB Camera (for PlayStation®2)
Insert the EyeToy™ USB camera (for PlayStation®2) into either the upper or lower USB connector on the front of the console. The LED power indicator (blue) should be on.
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Place the camera on top of or immediately below your television and stand back between 5 and 7 feet.
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Rotate the manual focus ring to focus the lens. Try to ensure that your body shape is clearly defined on the screen.
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If your television is positioned on the floor, simply tilt the EyeToy™ USB camera (for PlayStation®2) for extra elevation. Alternatively, swivel the camera base around to reposition the camera.
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Players of different heights should tilt the angle of the camera for extra convenience. DO NOT move the whole camera, just tilt it gently.
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Cover the camera lens to exit the current game.
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By all means find a waving style that suits you, but it is recommended to wave with your fingers apart as this creates more motion feedback.
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Make sure that there is no movement in the background as background motion may hinder gameplay.
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Make sure you have enough room to play. Consider the space around you and watch out for shelves, doors, walls, pets and above all, other people.
Enjoy playing EyeToy™: Play and stay in control!
Lighting Recommendations
The EyeToy™ USB camera's ability to detect movement depends upon there being a significant difference in lighting between you and your background. Ideally, you should be lit from the front, as evenly as possible.
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A single, central light of between 60 and 100 watts between you and your television should be sufficient. Any additional light pointing at you will also be beneficial.
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If your on-screen image looks too dark, switch on all available lighting in the room and point them at you.
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The red LED on the EyeToy™ USB camera (for PlayStation®2) will blink if the room is too dark.
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If your on-screen image looks too bright, close any curtains and use artificial light instead. Where artificial light is the primary source of illumination, concentrate all available light on you.
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If possible, avoid low-energy bulbs and fluorescent tubes as these tend to flicker, which may be detected as movement by the EyeToy™ USB camera (for PlayStation®2).
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Do not set up the EyeToy™ USB camera (for PlayStation®2) so that the camera is pointing directly towards a strong light source for example, a window with direct sunlight streaming through it will affect the camera's initial calibration.
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Even with daylight providing the primary light source, the introduction of any extra artificial light directed at you, will always be beneficial.
So now that this is all clear, it is time to get started.
Getting Started
Hey, I'm back. Did you miss me? Right then, put away all controllers-you'll just be needing your body from now on!
Using Menu Screens
Copy the girl in the photograph by waving your hand in the air to make your selections.
Arrow Buttons
Wave your hand over the Arrow Buttons to rotate the menu screen options. The Arrow Buttons are enclosed in a purple circle, which will sparkle and turn orange when your hand moves over them.
Keep waving your hand over the Arrow Buttons until your chosen option is displayed in the center of the screen.
Menu Buttons
Wave your hand over the Menu Buttons to confirm your selections. Make sure you wave long enough to fill up the entire button with orange! Choose BACK to return to the previous Menu Screen. Choose SELECT to confirm and access the next Menu Screen.
Controller Use for Menus
For those of you who are used to the DUALSHOCK®2 analog controller, you can use it for Menu selections. Press the and directional buttons to highlight an option, and then press the button to confirm. Press the button to access the in-game help tutorials. Press the and, buttons at the same time to exit the game and return
Tips & Maps
Boxing
Big Robo Bro's weakness is in his head so he'll protect it with all his might. Try working the body until an opportunity to clock him appears. The match consists of three 30 second rounds for all difficulty levels.
High and low combinations
High and low combinations always work well but watch out for Big Robo Bro's stunning uppercut because he'll only need to hit you a couple of times to drain your stamina away. Move about as much as you can between rounds to regain some of your stamina.
Keep it clean
Keep it clean-I don't want to see any blows below the belt. Break when you're told to, as it's the only way to get a good score.
Big Robo Bro's head spin
If you see Big Robo Bro's head spin, it means he's dazed! Here's your chance to recharge your energy. Move your arms and body before he snaps out of it.
Avoid his punches
The best defense is to avoid his punches completely you'll know when he's about to punch when he lowers his shoulders. Ducking and diving, bobbing and weaving, with a lovely combo slapped on the end-that's my advice as you take on Big Robo Bro.
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