Touch My Katamari Latest News for PSV

Touch My Katamari Latest News - PSV

Publisher: Namco
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Developer: Namco
Release Date:Feb 22, 2012
# of Players:1 player
ESRB:E10+ - Everyone 10+ (Comic Mischief, Mild Fantasy Violence, Mild Suggestive Themes)
Platforms:
- PSV

Game Description:In Touch My Katamari, the ever-growing ball of bits and bobs is controlled by touching the screen or using both analog control sticks to roll it in any direction. A completely new Katamari gameplay feature allows players to use the rear touch panel of the PlayStation Vita system to stretch the ball either horizontally or vertically to pick up more objects at once or squeeze through a narrow gap. With many more details yet to be revealed, the Prince is already limbering up in the wings to bring a dose of irresistible Katamari oddness to the PS Vita.

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Touch My Katamari Intro Will Mess You Up

Watch Larger Version | Watch HD Version I've been sitting here staring blankly at my screen for 10 minutes now, trying to think of an entertaining way to tell you about the newly released intro video for the PlayStation Vita launch title, Touch My Katamari. The problem, I think, is that the act of watching the video so that I could...

Posted January 13, 2012
Touch My Katamari Trailer Defies Explanation

Watch Larger Version | Watch HD Version You know whenever you see the word "Katamari" in a headline that things are going to get weird, and today is no exception. The series' first PlayStation Vita appearance, Touch My Katamari, will be a February 22 launch day release. You can use the device's rear touchpad to squeeze and...

Posted December 21, 2011
Katamari Damacy Announced For The PlayStation Vita -- Roll Up All The Things

Namco Bandai announced that a new version of Katamari Damacy is coming for the PlayStation Vita. The game is just called Katamari Damacy for now, and according to Namco, the game "will use the console’s unique front touch screen and rear touch pad to bring fingertip control to the series for the first time." You'll once again...

Posted September 16, 2011