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Sony EyeToy
Monday, February 20, 2006
Jason Clagg
Niles Frisbie
Liz Lea
Danny Williams
Introduction
Sony EyeToy is changing the way video games are played. There was early success with Play, but this was quickly lost with the release of Groove. The main reasons for the problems lay in the marketing strategy. The first group came up with ideas that Sony can use to improve the EyeToy and its marketing. They dealt with the games, budgets, packaging, and advertisements that would benefit Sony. We feel that there are better options for Sony to take. For games, third parties should be allowed to create all the games. This will get more games on the market and will also free up funds, dedicated to game development, to be used elsewhere. The games should not be bundled with the camera. Any bundling should be done with the camera and the console, either the Playstation 2 or 3. More emphasis should be placed on the Japan and American markets. These are the biggest markets for video......

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