PlayStation Eye

Amazon’s deal of the day knocks 39% off the $69.99 MSRP for the Eye of Judgment bundle, bringing it to a manageable $42.99. Remember the PlayStation Eye can be also be used as a microphone for voice communication in games, which is a must for any strategic shooter.

Tori-Emaki is an interactive screensaver for the PlayStation 3 which allows you to control a flock of birds and navigate a picturesque landscape, illustrated in the style of ancient Japanese art. Read on for our review and a video of Tori-Emaki in action.

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The description of Operation Creature Feature on the PlayStation Store might lead you to believe the game is similar to Lemmings, and I’m guessing that fact alone has led to a stack of instant impulse buys. Those of you who are still on the fence should hit the jump for our review.

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The Trials of Topoq is a fairly simple premise - each level sets a ball at the top of a tall castle, and you have to safely guide the ball down a treacherous path, battling a time limit and picking up items along the way. You might be thinking Super Monkey Ball or Marble Madness, and you’re close, but unlike other games of this nature, you’re not directly controlling the ball or the environment - and you’re not using a controller.

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Unlike our friends from the US, PAL PlayStation 3 owners have just had a significant amount of content added to the PlayStation Store - although you’ll need a PlayStation Eye to enjoy a lot of it.

We’re still waiting for Everyday Shooter, but hey - at least we can scratch the Ratchet and Clank demo off the list of things we’re sick of waiting for.

Full list after the jump.

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So with the Playstation Eye almost on shelves, Playstation Blog have released some info and videos showing what EyeCreate, its free video capturing and editing software, can do. Features such as time-lapse capturing and stop-motion functionality will no doubt lend themselves to acts of creativity (and maybe a little bit of stupidity) among those with too much time on their hands.

Sony is getting ready to release the PlayStation Eye on October 23, and have provided a bunch of details that might just perk your interest even if you don’t care for card games.

While we knew the Eye would be available as a bundle with The Eye of Judgment for USD$70, we now know it will also be available as a stand-alone product for $40.

Hit the jump to find out why on earth you would want the PlayStation Eye without The Eye of Judgment.

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