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The PS5 remasters of Patapon and Patapon 2 fix previous issues like input lag and improve textures, offering the best versions of these PSP classics with responsive controls and new difficulty options, though they retain some grindy elements and lack quality-of-life improvements. Overall, they provide a definitive experience of these quirky rhythm and RPG titles.
The Patapon 1+2 Replay collection, including the first two games with new features, is now available on PS5, Switch, and PC. Completing both games and unlocking all trophies can take approximately 25-55 hours, with the Switch version supporting local co-op for up to four players. The collection offers a substantial time investment for fans and newcomers alike.
Bandai Namco has released a new overview trailer for the upcoming remaster of the PSP classic rhythm game Patapon 1+2 Replay, set to launch on July 11th for Switch, showcasing gameplay, controls, and new features like the Drum Command Always Display, with the original team working on a spiritual successor, Ratatan.
Bandai Namco is reviving the Patapon series with a new replay bundle for PS5, Switch, and PC, featuring quality of life improvements like difficulty settings and timing adjustments, expanding its audience beyond PlayStation.
Ratatan, a new rhythm strategy game and spiritual successor to Patapon, is heading to PC if its Kickstarter campaign is successful. Developed by Ratata Arts, led by developers from the original Patapon series, Ratatan features over 100 cute characters engaging in rhythm-strategy combat. The game introduces new elements such as unique abilities attached to instruments and more adventure and roguelike elements. The Kickstarter campaign launches today, with console launches and additional features as stretch goals.
The team behind PlayStation's popular rhythm action game, Patapon, has revealed a spiritual successor called Ratatan. Developed by Patapon creator Hiroyuki Kotani, the game will feature over 100 cute characters, multiplayer for up to four players, and roguelike elements. Ratatan will be crowdfunded via Kickstarter starting on July 31. While Kotani didn't rule out a traditional Patapon sequel in the future, he expressed excitement for creating a new game with unique gameplay. Despite the closure of Sony Japan Studio, Kotani remains optimistic about the creative energy and support for Japanese developers from PlayStation.