EyeToy: AntiGrav

 PlayStation 2
  • Publisher: SCEA
  • Release Date: Nov 9, 2004
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  • Summary: EyeToy: AntiGrav is a game that implements the EyeToy technology in a completely new way through hoverboard gameplay. EyeToy: AntiGrav represents the first step in incorporating EyeToy into character control gameplay through the use of color and body recognition technology. Unique armbandsEyeToy: AntiGrav is a game that implements the EyeToy technology in a completely new way through hoverboard gameplay. EyeToy: AntiGrav represents the first step in incorporating EyeToy into character control gameplay through the use of color and body recognition technology. Unique armbands enable players to activate the color tracking capabilities of the EyeToy USB Camera. Together with facial and body recognition, racers will shred over diverse terrain through eight different levels, grinding on rails and taking flight to perform sick tricks, while interacting with the environment in exciting new ways. Gamers can pick the best racing line and discover hidden areas and unlockable sections along the fast-paced courses. Choose between different game modes to compete against other AI-controlled hoverboard racers, or challenge a friend as you race alongside the "ghost" image of your friend's best performance. Taking the skate and snowboarding countercultures to new heights, EyeToy: AntiGrav features eight original characters with their own style and equipment, all part of the hoverboard scene. Each is equipped with the latest gear and technology that best suits their racing style, with the opportunity to earn gear upgrades in competitions throughout the game. [SCEA]… Expand
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Critic Reviews

Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 16 out of 38
  2. Mixed: 21 out of 38
  3. Negative: 1 out of 38
  1. Official U.S. Playstation Magazine
    90
    The EyeToy camera tracks the position of your head and hands and translates your movements into character action. And it works amazingly well. [Dec 2004, p.118]
  2. Armchair Empire
    80
    Both a triumph for Eyetoy gaming and a great tease for the future. Just getting past using the EyeToy to put the player on-screen is a marvelous innovation.
  3. G4 TV
    80
    Melding crisp, "Blade Runner"-style visuals with an inspired use of the EyeToy camera, AntiGrav will forever change the way you look at extreme sports games.
  4. Pelaaja (Finland)
    70
    Antigrav is an really ambitious EyeToy-title that plays well. Hopefully it will also inspire other developers to try something new with their own EyeToy-games. [May 2005, p.78]
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  5. Game Informer
    70
    The sense of speed is rarely heart-pounding, and you'll frequently anger yourself by getting snagged on some piece of the environment. [Dec 2004, p.177]
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  6. DarkStation
    70
    Although the technology may not all be there in this package, it does provide us with a solid experience that many will have quite a bit of fun with.
  7. VideoGamesLife
    40
    If you’re looking for the next big thing that uses Sony’s diminutive webcam as its principle control means, this definitely isn’t it.

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Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 2 out of 4
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 4
  3. Negative: 1 out of 4
  1. FarooqAhmad
    Mar 30, 2006
    10
    The question isn't what is it, the question is how is it ? how can a game be so complex when its fully dependant on real time playerThe question isn't what is it, the question is how is it ? how can a game be so complex when its fully dependant on real time player motion sensing technology. The best game for eyetoy yet, sets you in lush, fully interactive environments, from 'Fifth Element' style futuristic cities to high rooftops, to icy mountain slides, on a hover-board for some surfing on some of the most complex and graphically immersive environment designs ever in the history of gaming. TWO THUMBS UP !!!… Expand
  2. LollieDotCom
    Jan 21, 2005
    10
    Addictive aerobic video gaming will makel all current workout equipment, gym's and videos obsolete. Sell yours now or save em for the Addictive aerobic video gaming will makel all current workout equipment, gym's and videos obsolete. Sell yours now or save em for the museums. This is the beginning of the end of boring workouts. The side effects of 'addictive' aerobic video games? It's as plain as the numbers on your bathroom scales and your blood pressure monitors.… Expand
  4. oldgamer81
    Jan 17, 2021
    7
    The best eye toy game to me. I like eye toy games, but I don't like mini games. You see the problem? Yes, most eye toy games are collectionsThe best eye toy game to me. I like eye toy games, but I don't like mini games. You see the problem? Yes, most eye toy games are collections of mini games, which get boring too fast. Antigrav does well, what most other eye toy games didn't achieve: Using the eye toy to control a "normal game" and it works pretty well! The game difficulty is set right, the tracks are enormous and the mix of normal road, ramps, rails and flying parts makes the game pretty enjoyable. You use your head to controll the direction and the arms to break, do tricks and to catch the points when you are on the rail. Great. Just a story or championchip mode or a better unlockable system is missing, that's why the motivation doesn't stick for too long. Besides that, a great game!… Expand
  5. PatrickR.
    Jan 16, 2005
    0
    Definitely the worst eye toy game yet.