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garyopa
03-09-2012, 10:36 AM
A crossover with Tekken, Pac-Man and Galaga

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Namco Bandai offers us a crossover of Pac-Man, Tekken, Galaga and Katamari, via three DLC packs.

Katamari Damacy 2 has been released for iPhone in Japan. Namco wants to offer us a crossover between Katamari and Pac-Man, Tekken and Galaga. This is in the form of downloadable stages, that Namco is releasing in three packs.

Below are the details of every pack:


Roll through the World pack:

- John’s room
- South America ruins
- North Africa
- East asia palace
- Cosmos Center
- Western Europe
- Pac-man

Roll through time pack:

- Secret Laboratory
- Rome Coliseum
- Cave of Origin
- Western Town
- Age of Discovery Port town
- Cosmos Colony
- Tekken

Roll through the city pack:

- Kids room
- Suburbs
- High school
- Shopping mall
- City Square
- Big City


NEWS SOURCE: Katamari Damacy Mobile 2 crosses over with Tekken Pac-Man and Galaga (via) SiliconEra (http://www.siliconera.com/2012/03/08/katamari-damacy-mobile-2-crosses-over-with-tekken-pac-man-and-galaga/)

Our thanks to 'Robe24' for another news story!

JonathanD
03-09-2012, 09:45 PM
I can see Katamari kind of working for the iPhone or a touch based device maybe not the optimal way of playing it but it wouldn't be half bad.

Two analog sticks is still better though I would think. I kind of wish they would make it for the 3DS but I am not sure how it would work with one analog stick and maybe one simulated on the touch screen.

On the Vita it would be perfect so not much to say there.

To be honest that kind of game would probably sell better on a Nintendo system then on a Sony or Microsoft based system (the user base of those two seem to favor FPS's according to the sales charts.)

Either way I would consider this a score for iPhone users who might not have got a chance to play it yet. The rest of the games seem like they wouldn't work well on a touch screen.