#11: Eye Pet on Playstation 3.

We said: “If Eye Pet is a sneak peak at the future of Sony’s motion control plans, consider us very, very excited indeed. Despite primarily targeting a younger audience, Eye Pet’s forward-thinking technology, interesting gameplay mechanics and nauseatingly cute presentation should please anyone with a pulse.”

#12: Colin McRae: DiRT 2 on Playstation 3.

We said: “Colin McRae: DiRT 2 is a masterclass of engaging pacing, enjoyable racing and innovative presentation. A real spectacle.”

#13: Modern Warfare 2 on Playstation 3.

We said: “In trying to outdo Call Of Duty 4’s monstrous setpieces, Modern Warfare 2’s narrative becomes cluttered. Despite that though, Modern Warfare 2 is a prime showcase of Infinity Ward’s ability to create tight shooting and interesting mission design. It does nothing to drive the genre forward, and it’ll fail to surprise you like CoD4, but it’s still absolutely worth playing.”

#14: Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars on Playstation Portable.

We said: “Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is a delightful package of tuned gameplay and inspired mission design wrapped together in a bow of cynical, dry writing.”

#15: Killzone 2 on Playstation 3.

We said: “Killzone 2 is an audio-visual tour-de-force which defines a saturated genre without ever adding anything new to the recipe.”

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Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 Managed To Beat Out FIFA 10 To Take The UK Charts' Top Spot.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 has edged out all competition to take the top spot on the UK all-format charts. The Playstation 3 SKU of the game beat out all of its rivals to take the top spot on the UK charts, outselling the XBOX 360 version rather strongly. Uncharted 2: Among Thieves remained in the top ten at number six, with Borderlands debuting at number seven.

Slight disappointment for Eye Pet, as it launched at a reasonable, but hardly ground-breaking eighteen. The game may, however, be a slow burner. We’ll have to wait and see.

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If Eye Pet Was A Nintendo Wii Game, It Would Be Massive.

Eye Pet is a massive risk. It’s possible we could be playing Eight Days or The Getaway 3 this weekend. Sony pursued Eye Pet – an innovative implementation of augmented reality – instead. Given the platform, and its audience, Eight Days would probably sell better. And that shows just what a risk Eye Pet is. But could it expand the audience?

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You Can Now Own Your Very Own Lovable Eye Pet.

The adorable Eye Pet launched today across Europe. If you haven’t got your hands on a copy yet, maybe it’s time you seriously considered picking up the title. We gave it a 4/4 in our review a couple of weeks back, admiring the game’s sense of style, and genuinely innovative gameplay.

If you need any more convincing, check out our exclusive hands-on with Eye Pet after the jump.

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Eye Pet on Playstation 3 Review.

If Eye Pet is a sneak peak at the future of Sony’s motion control plans, consider us very, very excited indeed. Despite primarily targeting a younger audience, Eye Pet’s forward-thinking technology, interesting gameplay mechanics and nauseatingly cute presentation should please anyone with a pulse.

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Want to see some of the gameplay mechanics in Studio London’s new virtual pet game, Eye Pet? Of course you don’t, you just want to see us make a fool of ourselves right? Well, straight from the PushSquare offices, here are us interacting with our little Eye Pet.

Isn’t he cute? And he’s oh so fun. Look out for our review later in the week.

Eye Pet. A Lot Like Microsoft's Milo, But Out Next Week.

Seeing as the embargo has lifted (review forthcoming) we just want to put it out there that Eye Pet is excellent. And according to Sony Studio London’s Nic Douchet Eye Pet is “just the beginning”; cue much cheering from the PushSquare office. Speaking with VG247, Douchet claimed that:

“For us, it’s the beginning.

“We’re creating a franchise. We’re hoping to really rally a lot of support and have a big success.

“The intention is to build something bigger than a single game.”

We’re looking forward to what comes next.