Others say...

"Forget the Wii, get the EYE TOY! "
My kids have both a Wii and PS2 with Eye Toy, and they love the eye toy more. With the included camera they are actually inside the game they are playing. They can play each other, and even have their friends play with them in multi player games. Eye Toy and Sony really need to push Eye Toy into full gear and make more games available to the US market. It appears to still have a good following elsewhere in the world, so hopefully they will fix that.

"Dont play in the Dark ! (-___-)"
My house is generally dark and not very lighted even with lamps and stuff. So I tried playing my EyeToy but it didn't recognize very well. My arms get tired before I even get to pick a game cuz I'm having trouble waving my hands over the button and not getting it to light up. Also I suggest you play this on a Big Screen TV or something bigger than a 26" cuz your hand gets cut off and cant be see when you reach other with your one hand. Other wise it's alot fun just make sure you got plenty of light and a big tv to play in.

"Great Game, BUT..."
At first, I was very satisfied with this game, its concept, and its execution. It is very fun and gives kids a great workout. It is targeted at little children and kids of all other ages. That being said, the game hit a very wrong chord with me. One of the many games on it involves pretending to prepare food. At one point, a chef comes to challenge you (my 4 year old son) to a cooking duel. When my son beat him, the game said "Damn, you beat me". I do not want to expose my children to such language and I find it annoying that a game that targets children would contain such language.

"Awesome for the kids"
I give it to my little bro in his birthday and we play it with the whole family until late that night. Next day our arms and legs hurted because of the excersise we did the night before, but even like that we play again and again and again.

The only thing is that at night just make sure to have enough light in the bedroom where you are going to play and don't put any lamp in front of the tv or the camera.

"Perfect for children group games"
This game is a excellent complement to the first one released. I actually bought it for my 4-yr old daughter and its perfect when she has her little cousins come over. Encourages teamwork, individual effort/competitiveness, and its just heck of fun to play even for adults.