Kotaku: Katamari Damacy Online Coming (To Korea)
Bandai Namco Games has tapped Korean casual games house WindySoft to bring Katamari Damacy to the short session gaming, internet enabled masses. Of Korea, that is.
It's currently undecided if the game will be available in Japan or elsewhere.
In development as of last November and scheduled to hit before the end of the year, the game looks to focus on the versus mode from the sequels as well as community features including a "pet system" and "house system" consisting of an island users can fill with in-game rolled-up items.
Not familiar with WindySoft? Well, do the titles PunkyOn, Ludy-Pang and Kunio Online ring any bells? No? Same here. Guess I'll have to get up to speed with my South Korean casual game developers now. Michael McWhertor
Bandai Namco Games has tapped Korean casual games house WindySoft to bring Katamari Damacy to the short session gaming, internet enabled masses. Of Korea, that is.
It's currently undecided if the game will be available in Japan or elsewhere.
In development as of last November and scheduled to hit before the end of the year, the game looks to focus on the versus mode from the sequels as well as community features including a "pet system" and "house system" consisting of an island users can fill with in-game rolled-up items.
Not familiar with WindySoft? Well, do the titles PunkyOn, Ludy-Pang and Kunio Online ring any bells? No? Same here. Guess I'll have to get up to speed with my South Korean casual game developers now. Michael McWhertor
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