A magic card comes packed in the box – similar to the pre-Move version of the PS3 game â” which you lay on a surface. It acts as if your pet was in the room, displaying whatever the camera sees on the screen, while your pet itself is a big virtual ball of fluff. Itâs a surprisingly reliable feature and I didnât struggle setting the game up at all unlike the years of confusion it takes to get your PS3 pet up and running. Thereâs a pet home where you can feed/wash/dress the little guy, although youâll be using the d-pad to do all these things; the game isnât as reliant on motion controls to look after your pet. Without this, itâs easy to see all EyePet offers in a very small amount of time, and then itâs dependent on if you enjoy doing the tasks with no real amazing rewards to see if youâre going to come back for more or not. read more

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PSP Investments’ second Annual Public Meeting was held on October 28, 2010. You can consult the website’s Annual Public Meetings section to download presentations and listen to audio recordings of the proceedings. Gordon Fyfe, President & CEO, presented PSP’s fiscal 2010 results. Once again, PSP is flying under the radar, which suits Mr. Tweets that mention PSPâs Annual Public Meeting 2010 | Investing Contrarian — Topsy. RANsquawk Market Wrap Up – Stocks, Bonds, FX etc. read more

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