EyeToy: AntiGrav

About

EyeToy: AntiGrav is a racing game that turns your PlayStation 2 controller into a hoverboard steering device. Developed by Harmonix in 2004, it uses the EyeToy camera to track player movements, letting you tilt the controller or shift your body to control speed and direction. Compete in single-player races or split-screen matches against a friend, all while dodging obstacles and collecting power-ups on glowing tracks. The game emphasizes physical play over button mashing, blending action and coordination. The game’s standout feature is its early use of motion controls, which felt fresh for the PS2 era. Though not a huge commercial success, it earned praise for its accessibility and local multiplayer fun. Players who owned the EyeToy often remember it as one of the most creative uses of the hardware. With a focus on simple mechanics and fast-paced races, it still holds up as a quirky example of early motion gaming.