Remember Katamari Damacy Online? Yeah, neither do we. A refresher: Katamari Online is a PC iteration of the weird and addicting franchise being published by WindySoft for Korea. First revealed two years ago, 4gamer.net has new details about the game (translated courtesy of andriasang.com). New artwork has been unveiled for the game, featuring two new characters, Mint and Mellow. A new map, Seoul, has been revealed as well. As one might expect, the map features some of Seoul's landmarks.
The story revolves around the King of All Cosmos creating a black hole during a picnic. Naturally, it's the player's job to create a katamari big enough to plug the hole. While not exactly the same, the plot sounds an awful lot like the one used in Beautiful Katamari. It might seem like a small matter but, really, what is a Katamari game without an excellent plot to back it up?
The game is set to have plenty of new modes and features, including a new House system, which we now know allows players to create their own islands using the items collected on their katamaris. The site also mentions the game's Pet system, though no new details have been revealed just yet.
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Posted: May 22nd 2009 11:34PM (Unverified) said
Wait.... Why does this matter? This is in Korea...
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Posted: May 23rd 2009 2:02AM BPMOmega XBL PSN Steam said
Unconfirmed. Hell, WindySoft's previous online version of an offline game, Kunio Online (a River City Ransom MMO) isn't in English yet, either.
http://www.windysoft.net/eng/games/kunio.htm
Argh.
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http://www.windysoft.net/eng/games/kunio.htm
Argh.
Posted: May 23rd 2009 6:35PM (Unverified) said
It looks pretty cool, I hope its localized for a western release. I'd like to play it.
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