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The Harry Potter series has dominated in the world of books and film, but it's had a complicated time in the video game industry. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is a multi-platform title, but it's the PlayStation 2 version that's the most memorable since it makes use of the EyeToy in some clever additional minigames.

The core title is a decent enough game, but there's a certain thrill to be had to wave a wand on camera, wear the famous Sorting Hat, and there's even microphone support so players can speak spells while they weave their magic. There have been a growing number of games that try to capture the energy of intense missions of espionage and stealth, but EyeToy: Operation Spy tries to go above and beyond in this regard.

Audiences have longed to step into the shoes of brave heroes ever since the beginning of gaming. Many of the titles for the EyeToy, like Play or Groove are meant for younger and more casual gamers who want more of a fun distraction than a deep and challenging video game. Antigrav even incorporates crouching and jumping into the game so the obstacles feel as immersive as possible. The Ape Escape series doesn't get the respect that it deserves in terms of what it helped do for platformers on the original PlayStation.

The game made inspired use of the advent of the dual shock controllers and while the games have gained a cult status, it's extremely exciting to see the PS2's EyeToy do something with the franchise. Monkey Mania is a collection of minigames that's far from perfect, but great fun with a crowd.

This approach is rather common for the EyeToy, but Monkey Mania excels due to how it has over 50 minigames at its disposal. The Sega SuperStars series is a glorious celebration of Sega's past and while it's SuperStars Tennis and Racing that made major strides for the crossover series, many don't realize that the games got their start as an extension of the PS2's EyeToy.

Its approach isn't dissimilar from other EyeToy titles, but the brand recognition of Sega's very best mascots, some of which hadn't been in games for years, makes a big difference. The Lemmings franchise is one of the most notable puzzle video game series of all time and while video games have evolved and gotten more complex over the years, there's still a good deal of nostalgia over something like Lemmings that prioritizes smart gameplay over hardware power.

The PS2 port of the game incorporates the EyeToy in a clever way that makes the player feel like a powerful conductor. The titular lemmings are commanded by the player stretching their limbs across the screen and in different directions. It leads to a much more hands-on take to the classic puzzle title.