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Annapurna Interactive takes over as publisher for game by Katamari Damacy creator Annapurna Interactive announced on Thursday that it is publishing Katamari Damacy game creator Keita Takahashi, video game designer Robin Hunicke, annd developer Funomena's Wattam game. The company is taking over publishing from Sony Interactive Entertainment. While previously listed only for PlayStation 4, the game is now listed as coming to "consoles" and PC. Annapurna Interactive describes the game: From the imaginations of Keita Takahashi (creator of Katamari Damacy) and developer Funomena comes the weird, wild, wacky, whimsical world of Wattam. MAKE NEW FRIENDS: The Mayor invites you to explore the colorful world of Wattam and bond with over 100 unique and carefree characters. The connections you form open a treasure chest of possibilities - playing, switching, stacking, climbing, chasing, floating, exploding and/or dancing all in the name of fun. EXPERIENCE JOYFUL EXPLOSIONS: Th

Ozaki's "Glory Days" song serves as theme for 1st film opening on September 16 Toys Factory began streaming an official anime music video on Thursday for Hiroya Ozaki's "Glory Days" song. The video features footage from both the original Eureka Seven anime series alongside scenes from the upcoming first Psalms of Planets Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution anime film. "Glory Days" serves as the film's theme song. Some of the other music the film will feature include "Acperience 7" by Hardfloor, Hiroshi Watanabe's "Get it by your hands HI-EVO MIX" (a remix of a similarly named track from the original anime), and Naoki Satō's background music. The first film in the planned trilogy made its worldwide debut at Otakon on August 12. The first film will open in Japan on September 16, and will also open this fall in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. Funimation is in charge of the North American release, and Madman Ente

Do you remember back in 2015 before Street Fighter V was released, and a furore erupted over Chun-Li's seemingly sentient boobs that had an unreal amount of jiggle? Then Capcom said that the bouncy jiggle of was actually just a glitch and they said they’d fix it. Well, now the game is out, and... uh, the exaggerated breast physics are still in there, as you can see in this video by Eurogamer: In case you forgot, Chun-Li’s suddenly pendulous orbs made news about six months ago when players taking a beta version of the game for a spin at 2015’s E3 event noticed that, sometimes, on the character select screen, the poor Chinese martial artist’s own breasts appeared to be desperately trying to punch her in the face. At the time, a Capcom spokesman pulled some damage control, telling media and attendees that it was just a peculiar hiccup in the E3 build of the game, which they planned to “fix.” Seems like they didn&rsquo

Having produced classic after classic over the course of Hayao Miyazaki's nearly five-decade career in animation, the Japanese animation master turns 75 today. As a legendary anime film maker, Hayao Miyazaki's legacy will live on with these beautiful films stuffed full of spirits, demons, and cats. 10. The Castle - "Howl’s Moving Castle" It’s a partially sentient walking/flying house with the ability to teleport inhabitants thousands of miles or even through space and time via secret doors. 9. Robot Soldier - "Castle In The Sky" Mechanized robots of death and destruction that choose instead to be guardians and gardeners of a floating city? 8. Great Forest Spirit - "Princess Mononoke" Sure he’s creepy and looks like a deer that got stretched into stardust and leaves a mess of greenery everywhere he steps, but isn’t that what make him so endearing? 7. Chibi Totoro and

Ready for some super big deal, perhaps even shocking, information? Throughout the entirety of Naruto‘s run, Kakashi’s face has been hidden by his mask. Some throw-away episodes and chapters in the anime and manga have even shown Team 7 attempting to find out what their teacher looks like. It’s only now, after the series has ended, that the truth has been revealed. The Naruto art exhibition in Tokyo opened to the public on Saturday. Visitors who received the free Official Guestbook Shinden Fu no Sho book for attending were finally able to uncover one of the best-kept secrets from Masashi Kishimoto's Naruto manga.  In the manga included with the guestbook, Naruto, Sakura, and Sasuke are discussing how to best uncover Kakashi's face.  The three meet with a photographer named Sukea, who wants to take a picture of Kakashi's face because it would be a scoop. After a failed attempt, the three ninja go home. However, it