EOJ on PSP

I don't know about this... I'm still trying to get all the cards for the ps3 version, don't know if i really want to dump even more money into this game although it looks cool...

Auronn wrote:off topic:

funny movie of a guy who took a picture of an eoj-card on the psp and the camera read it :p, LOL. Eye Of Judgment on PSP, get it . You only need 5 to play the game normally :p...

Lol I did the same thing with my DSi. Took a picture of Clair Wil the Valiant phantom from my collection and put it under the camera. It popped on top of my DSi screen. Was amusing.

According to the official Sony site there is no need for a camera to play.

i going to get eoj for my psp for sure. I haven't played much on my psp for a time with eoj coming that gone change

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Hi everyone. Long time reader & player, first time poster here. Just thought I would weigh in on what is FANTASTIC news.

Something that's bothering me is the amount of negativity coming from some of you regarding the announcement of this game. I've been intrigued by EoJ since I first saw it run in 2007, though only managed to finally afford the PS3 and everything that goes with it a year later, shortly after the advent of Set2. I love this game and the lack of love it has been getting since Set3 had me just as disheartened as most. We all cried out for something more to look forward to, praying that the brand wouldn't die out slowly over time.

We get out wish... And all some of you do is BITCH.

For God's sake! Most of you have been harping for EoJ to be given a second chance for months now!

THIS IS THE SECOND CHANCE!

Yes, I know it's somewhat stinging to realize that the thousands of dollars poured into the card product may end up going to waste with the advent of the PSP version. I realize it will be even more scathing to be forced to possibly buy the content again in a digital format, stifling resale value. But as irritating as these facets are, the PSP is most likely the most cost-efficient model for EoJ to continue. It means no more overheads on card production and distribution and a much more relaxed vice on accessibility for newbies to the franchise; up until recently, you needed a seven-hundred dollar (AU) games console just to get started! That's nigh-on ludicrous for most people! Sony might even actually make some money from it, which is the deciding factor in the support of any product in the world. It's the smartest thing Sony could actually do for us and then some.

If you're stupid enough to boycott the game over something so minor as a digital distribution model (which is what most companies are paving the way for anyway; the success of services like iTunes means that it's here to stay) then you're just throwing away what we've all worked so hard for. If I ever see, meet or greet any EoJ fan who refuses to buy this over these issues, I would gladly smack them one in the gob. Stop with the negativity and buy this game on release date. Otherwise, you are digging the franchise's grave.

LONG LIVE THE EYE OF JUDGMENT!

It means no more overheads on card production and distribution

Technically the card overhead would have been dealt by Wizards and Upper Deck. Not Sony. Sony probably had a contract to make "X" amount which I am sure they fulfilled.

Doing this the PSP way is allowing SONY full control of the profits and sales of these cards. Doing this as digital boosters if that is how they are going to it would mean 100% profit margin in SONY's pockets. If you were a big corporation would you do it any other way? I would like to be as skeptical as many others thinking that you will get the cards for free but I am not. Lets see, Sony charges for Themes even at $0.99 some costing more why would they give you the cards for free when simple things such as a jpeg or whatever format the screens are in. How I see it happening, I am sure they will allow certain cards that are unlockable as freebies as teasers or for the people that do not plan to invest a single penny more into the game after purchasing a the PSP game. But for those that want them all I am sure it will cost a pretty penny.

Fyuusii wrote:
If you're stupid enough to boycott the game over something so minor as a digital distribution model (which is what most companies are paving the way for anyway; the success of services like iTunes means that it's here to stay) then you're just throwing away what we've all worked so hard for.

Mmmm ... as a 1st post here on EoJM, this one surely can count.

If SONY marketing is stupid enough to betray its the EoJ fanbase and not give them any means to somehow reuse the ownership of the physical cards of current EoJ-players,
than the game will end up as a complete failure from the start.

The money that might cost to SONY is nothing in compared to the potential gains of releasing new virtual sets later on.
They need to "give" something as to keep the current fanbase on board, and as such have a group of virtual cards buyers from the start.
I am convinced that later on newer players will join and those as well will buy both old and new virtual cards.

But if majority of the current EoJ-players will turn their backs to this PSP-version because of complete lack of compatibility with the PS3 version
and more importantly the cards they bought for it, this will i think be doomed from the start.

Business-case wise this should be a no-brainer ... but unfortunately ... that would just be too easy/obvious i guess.

Just to be clear, this is not complaining as i have no habit in doing so. Just stating my opinion on how easily this could be turned into a success.

I've been testing out a game called Warhammer Battle for Atluma on my PSP and was interested to see some similar screens to the screenshots which were released for EOJ. Most importantly the link to a 'Card Store' (which I assumed for EOJ meant there would be virtual purchased boosters with real money) is simply a link to a local in game store where you use virtual money to buy cards. Basically you play games and earn gold and use that to buy individual cards or boosters - quite a nice system IMO.

That has at least given me some hope that we won't be forced into buying all our cards again in EOJ PSP. Now if I can just sell my cards for enough money to buy a PSP and EOJ then I might actually one day end up with a full set!

I agree that any means to earn the 311 cards existing so far by playing the game itself would be acceptable.

Having to buy a PSP and EoJ for it would not feel like a betrayal, assuming that more virtual cards will keep coming.

Gregolution wrote:I've been testing out a game called Warhammer Battle for Atluma on my PSP and was interested to see some similar screens to the screenshots which were released for EOJ. Most importantly the link to a 'Card Store' (which I assumed for EOJ meant there would be virtual purchased boosters with real money) is simply a link to a local in game store where you use virtual money to buy cards. Basically you play games and earn gold and use that to buy individual cards or boosters - quite a nice system IMO.

great game battle for Atluma!! not the best graphics but liked the different races system..
yes i think EOJ on PSP will be the same format and you can also play online and ad-hoc to trade or win more cards!!

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ShadowKen wrote: Having to buy a PSP and EoJ for it would not feel like a betrayal, assuming that more virtual cards will keep coming.

I'm willing to bet that there will be no future sets, virtual or otherwise, unless Sony adopts some sort of microtransaction model for the current card sets. There would be very little business motivation to, otherwise.

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Juno herself?
or a figure to guide you through the game?
I have no idea, sure looks sweeet

main menu

Source: http://www.playstationpure.be/games/gallery/969/The-Eye-of-Judgement/01.jpg

pretty fucking great

hi any news on when this is coming out. the psp go is coming out on the 1 of October right? will this be a launch game?

but the new 30 cards for PSP will be made for the PS3 version, copy paper?

i hope

Q1 2010 is the only date available for this at the moment.