Elebits has Katamari potential. It's got quirky, anyone's game appeal. The premise is simple, use the Wiimote to target an object in the environment (the demo featured a fully stocked kitchen) and latch on to it with a laser beam. Then, use a push, pull, or toss motion to move the object and uncover the tiny elebits. The goal is to zap as many elebits as you can in the time allotted.The fun is that you can literally tear the environment to pieces. Granted, in its current state, the controls need work. It took nearly a minute of gameplay time to grab hold of a door handle, pull the door open, and walk through into the next room.
Zapping tiny Teletubby knockoffs, and making a mess in the process, isn't exactly mainstream gaming, but it has the potential to reach a segment of the broader demographic Nintendo is after.
