New LocoRoco game gets date News

PlayStation 3 News by Ellie Gibson

19 October, 2009

Sony has told Eurogamer that PSN title LocoRoco: Midnight Carnival will be released on 29th October.

The game will cost Ł11.99. For that you'll get 16 new stages, two mini-games and more multiplayer options, including co-op modes. LocoRoco: Midnight Carnival will not be available in shops, because it's from the Future.

Have a look at the trailer for more info.

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woodnotes

19/10/09 @ 10:56

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Is this for PSP or PS3?

HiddenAway

19/10/09 @ 10:59

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PSP

How much?! I hope this is a full LocoRoco game. The price sounds a bit - err Loco.

Zebula77

19/10/09 @ 11:02

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Will play this tonight. Just got a download voucher for review. ;)

I'm absolutely crazy about Locoroco games so I'm looking forward to this.

Darknight

19/10/09 @ 11:09

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And now I'm going to have the theme from LocoRoco Coccorecho in my head for the rest of the day...

Zebula77

19/10/09 @ 11:12

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LOL! Not the worst theme tho, in all fairness.

Me, however - I've got the Katamari theme in my head right now, which is a little strange. Haven't played that since Uncharted 2 came out.

Toothball

19/10/09 @ 12:15

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Ah, I'm behind on my Loco Rocos. I've yet to pick up the second one so far.

Sorb

19/10/09 @ 20:07

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Oh the PSP, I thought this was another screensaver for the PS3 :)

Arwin

19/10/09 @ 23:55

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Nice, with a bit of luck I can buy it once, install it on our two psps, and play co-op with my wife. It probably is just about the only game I might be able to get her to play co-op in the first place. :D

Zebula77

20/10/09 @ 07:06

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First impressions: not Locoroco 3. The game is centered around quicker, timed blasts through play areas. Based more on points scoring and comparing how you do on online leaderboards. Not sure if I'm all that happy with it so far, but I've only had the chance to play a short ten minutes.

el_pollo_diablo

20/10/09 @ 09:10

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Let this one be the last though please.

We don't want another Katamari on our hands.

Les

20/10/09 @ 09:25

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Haven't even finished the original game, let alone Coccorecho, but I'm still of the opinion that there's no such thing as too much LocoRoco :)

el_pollo_diablo

20/10/09 @ 12:27

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Well that, Sir, is where you and I disagree.

/doffs Trilby.

SeesThroughAll

20/10/09 @ 21:57

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First impressions: not Locoroco 3. The game is centered around quicker, timed blasts through play areas. Based more on points scoring and comparing how you do on online leaderboards.

As expected. A spinoff, at the end of the day. Too expensive, though. Coccorecho was a very reasonably priced fun little game. Why didn't Sony make this one a mini?

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