Even though the PSP has a camera that’s being used for another PSP game, Eye of Judgement is coming to PSP minus all of the technical wizardry and cyber coded cards.

Like collectible trading card games, but loathe the whole collecting part? Sony has a solution for Eye of Judgment players who fall into this category. Sometime this year, Sony will release the Eye of Judgment: Complete Disk in Japan for…

The second set of booster packs for the Eye of Judgment are scheduled to arrive in Japan on March 27, 2008. This date is slightly knocked back from the original February 2008 target. A software upgrade, which includes support for…

  Over at the Akihabara Entamatsuri, Sony had a mini-event with a few games and the Eye of Judgment took center stage. Not only did the Eye of Judgment have the largest booth, representatives were actively giving demonstrations of how…

It’s hard not to resist the $70 bundle package for the Eye of Judgment even if you’re not crazy about card games. You get a game, the Playstation Eye, a starter deck and a booster pack for a fairly reasonable…

Using physical cards (i.e. real ones you hold in your hand) is one of the key points in the Eye of Judgment. During another demo of throwing down monsters in the three by three grid, I got to snap a…

If you were wondering what the damage was going to be for Eye of Judgment bundle (game, camera, mat and cards) it will retail for 9,980 yen ($81) in Japan. Before anyone says “this is a great deal” or “it’s overpriced”…

Back at Sony’s Gamers Day I sat down to play a full game of the Eye of Judgment. It’s a card battling game, but you use real cards and a Playstation 3 camera mounted to a stand deciphers what the…

  One of the coolest Playstation 3 titles I saw last year was the Eye of Judgment. Usually I’m not a fan of card games, but the technology behind the Eye of Judgment grabbed my attention. Instead of having a…