Namco’s We Love Katamari will be released in Europe, it was revealed today, with the emerging series finally being given a chance to prove itself in PAL countries.
The game will be published by Electronic Arts, with the publishing giant announcing the news via its German website earlier today. Released exclusively for PlayStation 2, it’s unlikely that EA will throw full marketing support behind the title as that honour is usually reserved for multi-format releases. The fact that there will be revenue splits with Namco might compound this situation, but you never know - stranger things have happened…
EA’s press release on the issue reads:
All that comes via the magic of Babel Fish, of course. And while this 'translation' means nothing at all, it is perhaps the most Katamari-est thing we have ever read.
Right now, We Love Katamari is pencilled in for early 2006.
The game will be published by Electronic Arts, with the publishing giant announcing the news via its German website earlier today. Released exclusively for PlayStation 2, it’s unlikely that EA will throw full marketing support behind the title as that honour is usually reserved for multi-format releases. The fact that there will be revenue splits with Namco might compound this situation, but you never know - stranger things have happened…
EA’s press release on the issue reads:
Since then the stars again in the sky to see are, the king by its subjects are again unreservedly admired. But its fans place new demands again and again:
"it must be rolled up still more things!"
"I would like to be rolled up."
"you must make hereby something."
"it must be rolled up still more things!"
"I would like to be rolled up."
"you must make hereby something."
All that comes via the magic of Babel Fish, of course. And while this 'translation' means nothing at all, it is perhaps the most Katamari-est thing we have ever read.
Right now, We Love Katamari is pencilled in for early 2006.
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