Beautiful Katamari has barely been out a week and downloadable content is already available for Asia and Japan. Logic would dictate that it will probably show up on US XBL sometime in the coming weeks, but is this a little to early? The four new levels, “Milky Way Constellations”, “The Weaver Girl”, “Shopping Spree” and “High-calorie Katamari”, are available at 200 MS points EACH. So, we’re talking over eight dollars all together for the new levels, adding to the $US 40 plus tax we just paid for the game itself. It seems like a little time between the release of the game and producing the DLC might take the sting off a little but as it stands, it seems a little money grabbing in my opinion. Don’t get me wrong, I am a huge Katamari fan and I’m usually pretty ambivalent about DLC, but this just seems like a bad move that is likely to turn a lot of people off and has certainly made me rethink my position on DLC in general.
Beautiful Katamari DLC is available, already? [Xbox 360 Fanboy]
Welcome to your Saturday morning edition of Kotaku Originals. This week Kotaku went cukoo for jack o’ lanterns, our Halo 3 team got roundly whipped by the Gizmodo gang and McWhertor experienced the wonder and magic that is E for All.
E For All Ends Early With Blackout
Metal Gear Box Set Doubtful For 2007
Medal of Honor Heroes 2 Wii Hands On Impressions
Halo 3 Kotaku Vs. Gizmodo Smackdown Report
Where’s My Halo YouTube Button?
Kotaku Vs. Gizmodo: Halo Grudge Match
Katamari Rolls Up Halloween Spirit
Blathers Pumpkin Horrified By Insects
The Near-Collapsing D-Pad Jack-o’-Lantern
First Western WiiWare Game Announced
Penny Arcade Pwn Me in Eye of Judgment
Blue Dragon Happy Meal Doesn’t Mention 360
Ghost Squad Hands On Impressions
2 Minutes With Battalion Wars 2
Master of Illusion Hands On Impressions
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn Hands On Impressions
Link’s Crossbow Training Hands On Impressions
Advance Wars: Days of Ruin Hands On Impressions