Me And My Katamari Gone Gold

Me And My Katamari Gone Gold

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NAMCO BANDAI Games announced today that Me and My Katamari
has gone gold exclusively for the PSP (PlayStationPortable)
system. Here is more info:


Shipping this March, the award-winning Katamari franchise
makes its portable debut and features a cast of zany
characters, inviting graphics and utterly addicting gameplay
that fans of the series have come to know and love. Me and
My Katamari is the third installment in the Katamari series
and promises to deliver the same level of enjoyment as its
predecessors, Katamari Damacy and We ? (Love) Katamari.

Me and My Katamari includes a variety of new, exciting
features including Ad Hoc wireless play for up to four
people on the PSP system, an island-themed interface and
improved customization options for player characters to wear
items on their head, face or body. Me and My Katamari also
introduces a handful of new cousins – created specifically
for the PSP system version – to the expanding cast of quirky
Katamari characters.


“Whether you have minutes or hours to play, Me and My
Katamari is the kind of game PSP system owners have been
waiting for,” said Yoshi Niki, Product Group Director at
NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. “From the bright, colorful
graphics to the addictive gameplay, long-time fans and
newcomers to the Katamari series will quickly understand why
this franchise has won over the hearts of so many gamers
around the world.”

An epic undertaking of earthly proportions this time, the
King calls upon his pint-sized son, the Prince, and all of
the cousins for help. Taking a break from celestial
construction, the King of All Cosmos takes the royal family
on vacation to a tropical island paradise, where they become
tasked with the responsibility of creating new Katamari
islands for homeless animals.

Developed by NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc., Me and My
Katamari is rated “E” for Everyone and will be available in
March. For more information about Me and My Katamari for the
PSP system, please visit http://katamari.namco.com.

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