Capcom Unity: "This week's deal of the week over at the Capcom Store is Okami for the PS2 for only $9.99. If you haven't checked out it out yet, this is the perfect time to buy. If you have any doubts at all, the game is currently sitting at a score of 93 on Metacritic."
Anoop Gantayat: The second annual CEDEC Awards ceremony was held earlier today, closing off the second day of the three day CESA Developers Conference in Yokohama.
According to a Japanese retailer, Okamiden will make an appearance in the next Famitsu issue.
-Okamis director, Hideki Kamiya, stated recently:
Capcom's visually stunning title Okami has been placed on sale for the price of $20 for both Wii and PS2 versions of the game.
Valay of NintendoEverything.com reports:
TVGB: "I've heard of haiku game reviews, but the musical game reviews of Rebecca Mayes really elevate the weird artistry of expressing one's opinion via the interwebs to another level. After receiving more than 10,000 listens to her first song "Press A," which catalogues the relationship-rending dangers of playing WiiSports with your boyfriend, Mayes has returned to lyrically lambaste our favorite furry sun goddess in "I'm A Wolf.""
Spencer reports:
Recently we heard that Capcom simply didn't have the time to translate Okami into Italian.
Fragcast reports on a slight mistake by Capcom: "No, it's not Aprils fools day - though I did have to check. The American boxart for Okami hides an embarrassing secret..."
Where did we come from? Why are we here? Does Okami look better on the PS2 or Wii? We like to ask the important questions here at GamesRadar. Although we’re still working on finding the answers to your existential dilemmas, we did manage to capture a ton of footage from the PS2 and Wii versions of Okami for your viewing pleasure. Hit up the player below to find out which wolf comes out on top in our comparison video. ...
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Capcom exec Christian Svensson defends the Wii port of Okami against complains from the fans.
Capcom's Clover Studio colourful adventure wins UK magazine's coveted award at the Edinburgh Interactive Festival.
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Hideki Kamiya, Atsushi Inaba, and Shinji Mikami resurface with new game development studio.