Ever since Beautiful Kamari Damacy was announced SPOnG's been rolling everything in sight into oversized balls in excitement. In light of this behaviour it comes as no small relief to our friends and family that we've got these new screens from the upcoming puzzler to keep our excitement at bay for a little while.
The Katamari series is built on the premise of rolling the world into giant balls. If the concept leaves you muttering “wha-huh?” fear not. All will be explained by SPOnG's review of 2004's Katamari Damacy which can be found here.
Namco-Bandai's been keeping Beautiful Katamari firmly in the public eye since it was announced. The game's official website was launched this week, and SPOnG's sure that if you read Japanese there's a wealth of surreal goodness to be found. The rest of us can simply enjoy the pretty pictures.
The game will be in the US on the PS3 and Xbox 360 by the year's end.
The Katamari series is built on the premise of rolling the world into giant balls. If the concept leaves you muttering “wha-huh?” fear not. All will be explained by SPOnG's review of 2004's Katamari Damacy which can be found here.
Namco-Bandai's been keeping Beautiful Katamari firmly in the public eye since it was announced. The game's official website was launched this week, and SPOnG's sure that if you read Japanese there's a wealth of surreal goodness to be found. The rest of us can simply enjoy the pretty pictures.
The game will be in the US on the PS3 and Xbox 360 by the year's end.
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