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EyeToy: Play 2, exclusively for PlayStation2, is the follow-up to the immensely popular EyeToy: Play. The EyeToy USB Camera's innovative motion-tracking and light-sensing technologies took interactive entertainment to a whole new level, as gamers instantly became the main character in their own game. It broadened the PlayStation 2 audience and challenged children, teenagers, young adults, parents and even grandparents to join in the fun and be the star of the game. EyeToy: Play 2 expands upon this fun and simple gameplay with 12 exciting new games and a collection of 75 bonus games. This time around, players are encouraged to challenge their friends as they become a master chef, hit homeruns, battle it out for the table tennis crown and fight off kung-fu warriors, ninjas and ancient monsters. Using the new "SpyToy" game features in EyeToy: Play2, players can discreetly catch trespassers by tracking physical motion as well as audible noises with their EyeToy camera. Additionally, by using the included EyeToy: Cameo functionality, gamers can create interactive and lifelike 3D models of their own head which can then be used in EyeToy: Play 2 and World Tour Soccer 2006. With all these features and more, EyeToy: Play 2 really brings friends and family together for an evening full of fun! KEY FEATURES The addictive fun continues with the sequel to the multi-million unit selling EyeToy: Play. Players and their friends can steal the show as up to four people at a time can star in the game and appear on TV. Players will experience true physical interactivity as they run, jump, dance, wiggle and more while interacting with colorful 3D characters. Twelve new games offers players a wide variety of new experiences, including: Knockout, Mr. Chef, Secret Agent, Air Guitar, Goal Attack, Table Tennis, HomeRun, and more. Players can also enjoy 75 bonus games, including one to four player modes. Catch

Table football - Table football is a table-top game based on football (soccer), and invented by Alejandro Finisterre, an editor and poet from Galicia.

Soccer (video game) - Soccer is a video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System where the goal is to kick the ball into the opponent's goal. The game features cheerleaders and the ability to choose between 15-, 30-, and 45-minutes halves.

Major League Soccer All-Star Game - The MLS All-Star Game has been held each season that Major League Soccer has existed. The set-up for the game has been far more fluid than that of All-Star games in more traditional leagues such as the NBA, NFL, and MLB.

Exciting Soccer - Exciting Soccer is an arcade game from Alpha Denshi, released in 1983. It is a football game which includes penalty shootout if the game ends in a tie.

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