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Naughty Bear: Panic In Paradise Announced
505 Games and Behaviour Interactive announced today that Naughty Bear: Panic in Paradise will come to XBLA and PSN sometime this year.
Players will once again take up the role of the crabby and sadistic Naughty Bear, who is shunned by the inhabitants of Perfection Island. Naughty Bear's fellow island-folk go on a luxury vacation to Paradise Island without inviting him. The psychotic teddy naturally becomes infuriated enough to make a hit-list of those who wronged him and go on a massive killing spree. Who can blame him, right?
505 Games and Behaviour Interactive promise the new game will compare to the first installment in attitude (meaning it'll be patently ridiculous), but will incorporate overhauled combat and a new leveling-up system.
Here's to hoping this second installment of Naughty Bear overcomes the repetitive combat mechanics and slightly wonky camera movements that burdened the first game.
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