Eye Toy: Operation Spy
- SONY PS2 Eye Toy Operation Spy Toy 97523
- SONY PLAYSTATION
Product Description
The Strategic Intelligence Furnish has recruited you as their top secret spy. Yourmission: capture a network of master criminals. Penetrate the daring world of covert operations with EyeToy: Operation Spy! Master the art of espionage as the EyeToy USB Camera (for PlayStation 2) puts you on the TV and gives your body movement full control over the action. With this high-tech gear, you can be the ultimate spy! The EyeToy: Operation Spy! approximately measures 1.5 Lx8.2 Hx5.75 W; it weighs .2 lb. and is backed by a 90 day warranty.
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I had high expectations from this as my 3rd grader and I really delight in EyeToy Play2 and as I had the EyeToy cam already I thought to make it more useful by expanding my EyeToy game library. When I saw it on blowout clearance at a store (didn’t in fact get it from Amazon) I jumped on it. It just isn’t very fun.
Rating: 1 / 5
I’ve always wanted to be a spy since I was 8. I’ve seen nearly all the James Bond movies, and like Mission Impossible. This video game: Operation Spy, gives you the ability to be a secret agent. I find the face recognition really hard, but its also fun. If you like spies, BUY THIS GAME!
Rating: 4 / 5
I felt the other review for this game was a bit misleading, so here’s a different take on the game.
If you had fun with the spy toy feature on EYE TOY 2, then you’ll be amused by this game. It’s pretty hard at some points, just make sure you are lined up well in the screen and that you are meeting. (We’ve found it works better meeting than standing.)
It’s a progressive game where you have to complete “missions” to go on. If you have distress with the mission you have to restart the mission. That’s the only real drawback on the game. There isn’t any redo’s or practices.
After mastering and becoming bored with EYE TOY 1 & 2, you’ll delight in this game if you give it a try.
One more thing, it really isn’t a game for kids 12 and under because it is harder. But if your kid is pretty excellent at some Wii sports meeting, then I’m sure they’ll be able to figure out the hard parts.
Have fun, and excellent luck!!
Rating: 4 / 5