Antigrav

About

Antigrav turns your living room into a high-speed track using PlayStation 2’s EyeToy camera. Stand in front of the screen and shift your weight to steer a hoverboard through loops, jumps, and obstacle-filled courses. The game reads your movements to adjust speed and direction, letting you carve sharp turns or pull off midair tricks. Racing lines matter, cut corners to save time or drift wide to build momentum. Each track hides bonus zones and unlockable paths that reward quick reflexes and precise timing. Released in 2004, this title leaned into motion controls long before they became mainstream. While the camera’s resolution and frame rate sometimes struggle to keep up, the raw energy of riding a digital hoverboard remains catchy. Players who stick with it praise the tight handling and the thrill of using their body as a controller. It’s a relic of early motion gaming that still feels surprisingly lively for its age.