The DS version of Elebits’ title is actually “Elebits: The Adventures of Kai and Zero” which is quite a mouthful — I typically just refer to it as Elebits DS.  This comes in handy when I’m telling everyone I know who has a DS about it. The first thing I tell them is that [...]

Oh, remember a little game called Elebits: Adventures of Kai & Zero? All of the sudden it’s in retail stores across North America. The funny thing is many weekly release lists missed this and put Retro Game Challenge in its place. Retro Game Challenge won’t come out until February.
 
Missing Elebits isn’t really a huge [...]

A few weeks ago we posted an interview with Gregg Nolan, Product Manager at Konami. He explained one of the goals of Elebits: The Adventures of Kai and Zero is to collect Elebits and power a bus to get Kai, the kid who hates Elebits in the first game, back to home. This trailer Konami [...]

Elebits is one of Konami’s new franchises born on the Wii, but it’s coming to the DS later this year. However, Elebits: Adventures of Kai & Zero is completely different from the room destruction simulator Konami released in 2006. The DS game is a touch screen action RPG where you solve puzzles with the assistance [...]

We mentioned this as a rumor back in March after I spotted a listing for “Elebits 2” on Gamefly and today Konami gave an official word that the rumor was right. Elebits: The Adventures of Kai and Zero may not be a direct sequel, but it is a portable Elebits game. The goal is to [...]

In a shocking turn of events (and the last electrical pun), a sequel to Elebits may be heading to the Nintendo DS. Gamefly has Elebits 2 in their database as a Nintendo DS title, scheduled to come out on August 30. The release date is most likely a placeholder, but this is a good sign [...]

Yesterday we discovered that Elebits was going to take advantage of the WiiConnect for level trading. Now we have some pictures of how editing levels work. On the bottom of the screen is a bar where you can select pieces to place in your custom level. Each piece takes up points and a level is [...]

Elebits missed the North American last week, but for a good reason. The game has a new feature, an edit mode where players can design their own Elebits levels. Using the Wii remote hundreds of objects can be dragged into place to make an all new level. Once you’re done making your masterpiece you can [...]