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PS3 Eye / Kamera

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Dive into a more interactive PlayStation 3 experience with the iconic PS3 Eye Camera! This camera opened the doors to a whole new way of playing and interacting with your console, and is a must-have for fans of motion control and social gaming experiences. The PS3 Eye camera was groundbreaking for its time, and opened up a range of innovative games and applications that used motion tracking and augmented reality. From tending virtual pets in EyePet to singing with friends in SingStar or video chatting, this camera adds a unique dimension to your PlayStation 3 collection. It is the core of many unique and memorable PS3 moments. This PS3 Eye camera is in used condition and works as it should, ready to connect and expand your gaming possibilities right away. Rediscover forgotten gems or experience a new side of your PlayStation 3. - Title/Character: PlayStation 3 Eye Kamera - Platform/Game: PlayStation 3 - Condition: Used Capture the fun moments, sing with your friends, or dive into a world of motion-controlled play. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions!

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SubcategoryVideo Games
ConditionUsed

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