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Video Preview: See Papo Y Yo In Action
On the show floor of E3 2011, nestled in between the lines to test out the PS Vita and the Wii U, is Papo y Yo. Developed by a team of five people at Minority Media Inc., Papo y Yo lets players explore the favelas of Brazil through the eyes of a young boy teamed up with a flying robot and a dangerous (yet helpful) monster. This wildly inventive puzzle game is a PSN-exclusive due to arrive in 2012, check out the video to hear Papo y Yo's environment artist explain the game's dark origin and to see the game in action.
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