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PixelJunk 4am Coming This Spring
It's not quite a game, according to PixelJunk 4am lead designer Rowan Parker. It's more of a digital musical instrument.
It seems more like an experiment than a true game. It sounds a bit like the PlayStation 3 version of the DS game, Electroplankton. Whatever it is, or will be, it will be available in the Spring, and it will have Move functionality.
Also, I have no idea what is going on the screenshot above. Feel free to speculate in the comments below.
[via PlayStation Blog]
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