Nobi Nobi Boy's ESRB game ratings reveals more details |
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Katamari Damacy creator Keita Takahashi's new PS3 game, Nobi Nobi Boy, has shown up on the ESRB's game ratings page, giving us a closer look at its gameplay.
The core gameplay is very similar to Katamari Damacy's: players control a snake-like creature whose sole purpose is to grow by gobbling up stuff ranging from mailboxes to small animals and houses.
Players will have to get the snake creature as big as possible. Once this is achieved, the snake's length is reported to a character in space. Oh, and "consumed objects sometimes pop out of the snake's rear end, making a comical "splat" sound."
Nobi Nobi Boy (the ESRB page has it listed as Noby Noby Boy) has been rated E for comic mischief. The game's supposed to hit early this year.
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Comments [refresh]
to tell this guy hes alright.
we need more innovative games like this in the gaming world instead of FPS and TPS games coming out every month.
looks weird, I dig it.
Isn't this a bit like "snake"? Not to sound negative, but there are serious similarities....