another "technology driven" game rather than the other way around. technology companies like this kind of stuff... HP, Sony, etc. it's an "application" of the PSEye, and that's really all that needs to be said.
i went to the wired magazine convention a couple of weekends earlier, and they had a fighting game based on essentially PSEye (wasn't PSEye, of course). that looked pretty cool, and seems like a better example of a "technology driver" game. there are some issues, largely recognition problems.
did somebody else see that? at the LA Convention center a couple weeks back?
oh back to the game... depends on the card game. if it's good like Magic, it'll take off. it won't take off because of PSEye technology though. chances are, it'll just be another card game.
Hasbro also introduced a card game for kids and you can plug it into a console of its own, and data gets stored and the abilities grow or something for the monsters or spells if you trade with friends. i read it in the NYTimes maybe a year back. i've never heard about it since.
the Wii is an epidemic.
