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Katamari Damacy Creator Working On MMO
Keita Takahashi left Namco Bandai last year, and now he's moving from Tokyo to Vancouver in another career change. He'll be helping Tiny Speck out with their upcoming casual MMO Glitch.
Tiny Speck founder Stewart Butterfield describes the working relationship - "We played some Glitch together, batted ideas back and forth and found that we shared the same values - deep beliefs in curiosity, humor, absurdity, and above all a belief in the positive power of play."
This will be the first title Takahashi has worked on since PSN's Noby Noby Boy.
Source: Gamasutra
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