Developer's Studio: Felice Standifer and Eye of Judgment
by Jem Alexander 
{ Jun 29th 2007 at 10:00AM }
The PlayStation.Blog's "Inside the Developer's Studio" feature continues in its run up to E3. On the 27th we got some new info on NBA 08 from Erich Waas. Yesterday was Felice Standifer's turn to tell us a little something about The Eye of Judgment.
Standifer reveals that the development team is "focused on a global launch of this title, so you can challenge players from all over the world" from its release in the autumn. Sounds great to us, we're looking forward to getting our hands on it as soon as possible. He goes on to say that "there will be over 100 different cards available with the booster packs, so you never know what creature is going to be coming at you." Sony seems to be really persuing a large amount of variety when it comes to their games. From the 350 songs available at the launch of Singstar to Eye of Judgment's plentiful collectible cards. No doubt, as Wizards of the Coast have a hand in publishing the cards, we'll be seeing even more after the first "set" is released.
Be sure to read the full Q&A over at the PlayStation.Blog.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
SuperGayParade @ Jun 29th 2007 11:22AM
I still fail to see what would prevent someone from just scanning and printing the "Cybercode" so that you can have any of the 100 cards. This is my biggest gripe with the game, as a race to the top would make most decks pretty similar, and the collectors element is out
Ixalon @ Jun 29th 2007 12:37PM
Theoretically the cards can be over-printed with a unique code per copy of the card, allowing a card to be used only by one user at a time. Check out Perplex City cards - they did the same (although of course not in a machine-readable form.)
Have no idea if they've done it this way, but if they've any money-making sense, they will have!
sam-evans @ Jun 29th 2007 8:58PM
I like the idea of this game, but don't like the idea of having to pour money into the game to buy booster packs
I would like to see more trading card games use similar technology, dragon ball z, Yugioh...etc