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A new installment in Namco Bandai's much-loved Katamari Damacy series along with a port of PC RTS Warhammer: Mark of Chaos are coming to Xbox 360, internet reports claim.
The initial report comes from an alleged photograph of a Blockbuster Video computer terminal listing "Beautiful Katamari" and Mark of Chaos for Microsoft's console.
Adding weight to the rumor is a recent trademark Namco Bandai filed for the name Beautiful Katamari in January. In a recent blog post, licensed Katamari merchandise company Panic Software also discusses the series' future.
This is also not the first time GamesRadar has heard murmurs of a future Warhammer: Mark of Chaos console port, either.
When we picked up the phone Namco Bandai expectedly told us it has nothing new to announce regarding future titles, though we reckon there's a good chance we could see these two crop-up on a release list sometime soon.
If all these rumors are leaving you unfulfilled, check out the latest confirmedhonest-to-goodness news about Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation. Now there's something you can sink your teeth into.
March 21, 2007
