http://cache.kotaku.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/kotaku.com.png http://kotaku.com/tag/elebits http://kotaku.com/tag/elebits Konami just released this new Elebits: Adventures of Kai and Zero trailer. In it we see new areas, enemies, and some new game features. The game will be hitting stores this fall. More »
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Looks like GameFly jumped the gun just a little bit, but at least they jumped it accurately. Konami has just officially announced Elebits 2: The Adventures of Kai and Zero for the Nintendo DS. It's the sequel to the original game for the Nintendo Wii, which I quite enjoyed, although I felt the could have done more with it. I just didn't think more would mean tossing it onto another system. More »
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According to a GameFly listing—not exactly the most reliable source of information in the Universe—Konami's Elebits 2 is coming to the DS on August 30th. And there is no mention of a Wii version. More »
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From the producer of Elebits, the Wii's other hyper-cute Konami exclusive comes Dewy's Adventure. Touching on the same environmental themes from Elebits, Dewy's will use none-too-subtle imagery and gameplay mechanics to drive a global climate change message home. It's also just too goddamn precious. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=278359&view=rss&microfeed=true Konami is teaming up once again with the producer of Elebits to bring you a new "action adventure" game tentatively titled Dewy's Adventure. The best I can tell, Dewy's adventure uses a Loco Roco-esque style of gameplay where the player manipulates the surroundings to get the rogue little dewdrop to bend to their will. Not being a huge fan of Elebits, I won't be picking this particular title up, but I know a lot of people loved it so I figured I'd put my personal feelings aside and present this video for your consideration. More »
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Konami has officially announced Elebits for Europe, due out this spring, but mysteriously renamed Eledees. Not quite sure of the significance there. Is it a play on the word melodies, perhaps? Some European thing that I, as an uncultured American gamer am missing? Eurogamer seems to have some sort of idea. More »
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Elebits: since their E3 debut we've known them as cute, and possibly cuddly. Sure, they can make a kitten cry, but can they make a killer app for the Wii? More »
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With the exception of a few titles, almost everything this week is is something that's already out on other systems. Not really much in the way of new stuff besides Elebits, although I'm hot to try out Super Swing Golf. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=220720&view=rss&microfeed=true GameBrink has posted some gameplay footage from the Japanese version of Elebits, which should be coming stateside around the 13th of this month. Up until now I've been a bit fuzzy about how the game would actually play. Turns out it's a bit like Katamari Damacy, only instead of building mass you build energy. Nifty! More »
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Konami's upcoming game Elebits for the Nintendo Wii will be the first game to make use of the WiiConnect24 feature. Invading Crecente's system with your Miis doesn't count. You'll be able to create custom stages and share them with friends, as well as share in-game photographs. Not sure what kind of photographs you will be able to share in the game, but most likely nothing near as dirty as I am imagining. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=218137&view=rss&microfeed=true This is not a double post. Well, it is. But indulge me. On Monday, we posted a clip of an Elebit falling down and being wheeled around by Konami employees. Funny, right? Yeah, but only heh heh humorous. Leave it to a Gay Gamer reader to prove one thing: Speeding things up is bwahahahahahaha hilarious. Benny Hill music, too! Brian Ashcraft More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=217572&view=rss&microfeed=true Not sure which is worst: Wearing an Elebits costume, being rolled out on a cart, being strapped to that cart or falling flat on your arse? Poor bastard. Brian Ashcraft More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=217210&view=rss&microfeed=true Apparently, these Elebits are tiny critters that power the world in which they live. The game involves hunting them down like vermin. To what end, no one seems sure. Presumably fame, fortune, and fabulous prizes. It's being called the strangest game on the Wii. More »
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Elebits will be Konami's first Wii title. The critters of the game look like Pikmin and apparently serve as a fuel source for the world in which you play. Sounds a little evil. More »
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