Katamari Damacy Vita trailer

Been some time since we saw any movement in the Katamari Damacy franchise, but that's all about to change. Namco Bandai revealed at TGS this week that a new Katamari Damacy title was in the works and would be making its way exclusively to the PlayStation Vita platform.

Not much has been revealed about the game, except that it will utilize the Vita's touch screen and rear touch pad. We do have a teaser and some debut screenshots, at least, which show the ball being manipulated through fingertip control. This does not amuse the Prince.

Katamari Damacy is just a working title, but frankly it’s as good as any for the version of the game soon to arrive on PlayStation Vita. Namco Bandai announced today that the venerable roll-em-up will get a Vita release on an unspecified date, and will take advantage of the new handheld’s touch-pad controls.

“A completely new Katamari gameplay feature allows players to use the rear touch pad of the PS Vita system to stretch the ball either horizontally or vertically to pick up more objects at once or squeeze through a narrow gap,” says the Namco release. Share

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Twilight Breaking Dawn Trailer

Now that we've finally seen the latest trailer for "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1" and picked our favorite moments, it's time that we turn the continued swooning and sighing over to our trusted panel of "Twilight" experts to learn what they loved most about the new sneak peek.

"My favorite scene ... was the feathers in the bed," TwilightLexicon.com owner Laura Byrne-Cristiano said of the honeymoon aftermath, featuring a sleepy and happy-looking Bella surrounded by feathers from a torn pillow. "That was a moment I think every fan wanted to be there. I was so happy that it was in the trailer, and we know it's going to be in the movie. It could have been cheesy, and it looks like it's going to be fun."

"My favorite scene was the dancing scene with Bella and Jacob," Kara Hassell of TwilightersAnonymous.com said. "I liked it because we

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