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	Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil for PlayStation 2 Review - PlayStation 2 Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil Review
		There are a handful of new enemies in Klonoa 2 that grant you special abilities when captured, such as the kiton, which acts as a helicopter of sorts for a short burst, or the boomie, which acts as a timed explosive.
		Another new element in Klonoa 2 is the inclusion of hoverboard levels, where you maneuver Klonoa down rivers and snow-covered mountains while avoiding obstacles and enemies.
		Klonoa 2 is a great sequel to the beautful Door to Phantomile, but still lacks things.
	www.gamespot.com /ps2/action/klonoa2/review.html (1128 words)

	Klonoa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Klonoa can then pick them up over his head and either toss them straight forward into other enemies or use them to perform a second jump in the air, allowing him to reach places he normally couldn't (and destroying the particular enemy he is holding in the process).
		Klonoa can often use his large, floppy ears to his advantage by flapping them in order to add a few more inches to his maximum jump height, or to remain in the air for a moment longer.
		Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil was released for the PlayStation 2 with moderate success in 2001, returned to the series' roots and had more in common with the first game in the series than the previous titles.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Klonoa (1678 words)

	Klonoa 2 Review for PlayStation 2 - Gaming Age
		Klonoa 2 is the sequel to one of the 32-bit generation’s unsung heroes.
		Klonoa 2 sees our floppy-eared hero in a new land where his dreams beckon him to rescue the owner of a mysterious voice.
		The characters of Klonoa speak in a fictional language of their own, though there is some linguistic order to what they say, so it’s not quite as potentially annoying as the Banjo Kazooie games.
	www.gaming-age.com /cgi-bin/reviews/review.pl?sys=ps2&game=klonoa2 (859 words)

	Klonoa: Empire of Dreams Game Boy Review \| Nintendo Spin
		Klonoa, as a character, is also given three hearts, and there's plenty of extra life to find, so dying usually isn't that big of a deal (which might make the game kind of easy).
		Klonoa may not be visually extravagant or intricate, but it's easy on the eyes and doesn't subtract at all from the gameplay.
		Klonoa is a good enough game on its own that it doesn't need a stellar soundtrack to back it up, but it wouldn't hurt.
	www.nintendospin.com /reviews/gameboy/1309/klonoa-empire-of-dreams.html (1105 words)

	N¥M NET / Evaluation / Klonoa 2 -Lunatea's Veil-
		As all loyal Klonoa fans should remember, the original Klonoa had a number of stages that were based on a second person perspective, rather than that of a traditional side-scrolling platformer perspective.
		Klonoa 2 features even more of the same stuff I loved about the original; very familiar, mind-numbing puzzles, lengthy boss encounters and mad, mid-air platforming skills that the original Klonoa required are all here in the sequel.
		Klonoa controls just as smooth as ever before, and the way that each successive level ups-the-ante will keep the uninitiated on their toes and the hardcore thoroughly entertained, just as it should.
	www.geocities.com /nym408/evaluation/klonoa2lunateasveil.html (1242 words)

	Moonlight Shadow: Kaze no Klonoa
		Klonoa is a long-earred cat (yes, Namco has confirmed that he is a cat) living in the wind village of Phantomile, Breezegale.
		Klonoa is charged with the crime of dreaming, an offense punishable by death.
		Sometimes Klonoa needs to jump across to a platform a little beyond his jumping distance; this is where those humoungous ears of his come in handy.
	www.angelfire.com /anime4/moonlight_shadow/HTML/Klonoa.htm (1365 words)

	KLONOA - Review - ABSOLUTE PLAYSTATION
		Klonoa witnesses this evil act and along with his spherical friend "huepow" sets off to rescue her.
		Klonoa looks like a furry cat who's ears have been stretched to the point where they can be used to fly through the air.
		For example, during various points in Klonoa the gameplay is brought to a halt while your character talks to various other people within the vicinity.
	www.absolute-playstation.com /api_review/rklonoa.htm (948 words)

	The Next Level - Game Review
		So Klonoa teams up with a young priestess-in-training named Lolo and her goofy friend, Popka in a epic mission to save the world.
		Klonoa and his pals fluidly move throughout the rich and colorful backgrounds, which possess an anime-like feel to the whole experience.
		Though basic in nature, Klonoa can make use of his magic ring to nab enemies or other objects, and most importantly, has the ability to jump to reach various levels throughout each stage.
	www.the-nextlevel.com /reviews/ps2/klonoa2 (868 words)

	Klonoa: Door to Phantomile review for the PS
		Klonoa is a pseudo-3D game: which means that all the levels are comprised of polygons but you travel in a linear path.
		Klonoa has it's little theme song but it isn't anything that I'll be humming to myself tomorrow (not that I hum the Mario theme to myself for that matter).
		Either way, Klonoa: Door to Phantomile is a strong contender for the worst named video game of the year, as well as the worst names for in-game characters (although Starfox 64 may win that title).
	www.gamerevolution.com /review/sony/klonoa_door_to_phantomile (1021 words)

	Klonoa: Empire of Dreams (GBA) Reviews on Darkstation
		Huepow's world was in danger, so he snatched Klonoa from the real world and filled his mind with fake memories, leading him to believe that he and Huepow had been best friends all of their lives.
		Klonoa, believing that this is his own world, sets out on a journey to save it.
		Klonoa 2's cel-shaded graphic style lent itself well to the GBA (not to mention how cool it looks), so Namco decided to stick with the cartoony-ness of its predecessor for Empire of Dreams.
	www.darkstation.com /reviews/reviews.php?id=98 (781 words)

	NGF: Klonoa: Empire of Dreams Review
		Klonoa broke the law, and was subsequently imprisoned.
		Klonoa utilizes a ring to manipulate the wind, and by doing this he can grab monsters and other items off the ground and out of the air.
		The enemies are virtually identical to the ones found in Klonoa II on the PS2, although they’re 2D sprites instead of 3D polygonal models.
	nin.vgf.com /reviews/klonoa/index.htm (716 words)

	Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil - PlayStation 2 Review
		The gameplay in Klonoa is your basic side-scroller with an interesting twist: the action takes place on winding paths rendered in 3-D. It's pretty similar to Pandemonium or the earlier Crash Bandicoot offerings in that there's a fixed path you must take through the world.
		Klonoa's primary mode of attack is the ring's Wind Bullet-- a shot of energy which captures and inflates enemies.
		Klonoa 2 takes this paradigm and turns it on its ear-- you'll sometimes find bonus eggs or bubbles in the foreground or background which can only be accessed by throwing baddies at them.
	www.netjak.com /review.php/752 (1295 words)

	Hardcore Gaming 101: Klonoa
		Klonoa just isn't edgy enough - he's far too wide-eyed to have any of that "attitude" that's a necessity when targeting a younger market.
		Klonoa has a magic ring that inflates bad guys (much like the dude from Dig Dug), which he can then carry over his head like a balloon.
		Klonoa 2 is still pretty short, but you now only take three hits before losing a life, so it's not quite as easy.
	hg101.classicgaming.gamespy.com /klonoa/klonoa.htm (1391 words)

	Klonoa 2: Dream Champ Tournament Review - GamersMark
		Klonoa can also double-jump by grabbing boxes that are sometimes in the stages, though the boxes don’t disappear and respawn after use -- they simply drop to the floor and can be reused whenever.
		Klonoa 2 is spiritually close to Prince of Persia: the Sands of Time (PS2, GC, Xbox) in the fact that the environments are the real enemy.
		Klonoa is entered involuntarily into a tournament with the world’s greatest heroes.
	www.gamersmark.com /reviews/view/763 (1312 words)

	Hardcore Gaming 101: Klonoa
		Klonoa Heroes is an attempt to turn the series into an action-RPG, and it doesn't quite work.
		Klonoa Beach Volleyball was only released in Japan and Europe, the latter having its sparse voice clips dubbed into five different languages.
		Klonoa and Gantz also appear as playable characters in Namco X Capcom, but the series hasn't seen a console release since 2001.
	hg101.classicgaming.gamespy.com /klonoa/klonoa2.htm (1139 words)

	FUTURE GAMEZ - Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil Review
		The pleasant serenity of Lunatea is rumoured to be in the balance; it is said that a fifth bell is in existence and is threatening to ring the changes forever, transforming the beautiful and tranquil land of Lunatea into a place of darkness.
		Playing Klonoa 2 is no different to many other platform games in that the main character has both a jumping and shooting ability, thanks to his magic ring.
		Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil is a game which I had quite a few reservations about however these soon vanished after playing the game for a while.
	www.futuregamez.net /ps2games/klonoa2/review.html (983 words)

	PS2 Game Reviews: Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Games such as Tomba and Klonoa were the only platform titles worth any recognition, because they blended 3D environments with 2D gameplay, for a result that was just shy of perfection.
		Both Popka and Lolo understand the importance of Klonoa, as he is the dream traveler and is possibly the only one who can save Lunatea.
		The gameplay in Klonoa 2 isn't immensely deep, nor is it shallow.
	www.psxextreme.com /scripts/reviews2/review.asp?revID=70 (1209 words)

	IGN: Klonoa 2: Dream Champ Tournament Review
		Klonoa 2: Dream Champ Tournament's been sitting the can for a couple of years now, but the design is so successful and timeless it doesn't feel like an "early generation" GBA game.
		Klonoa 2's design is just as established as the original Klonoa: Empire of Dreams released during the GBA system's launch year in 2001.
		Every level is segmented into brief challenges that put Klonoa's basic abilities to use, but it's incredibly clever to see how the designers create levels that can really require players to put on their thinking caps in order to accomplish the specific goal.
	gameboy.ign.com /articles/590/590412p1.html (1175 words)

	Klonoa: Empire of Dreams
		Klonoa, the supercute critter with limblike ears, must help Emperor Jillius, who has been struck with a strange illness that robs him of the ability to dream.
		It's up to Klonoa to defeat the monsters that are terrorizing the empire and solve the mystery behind the emperor's ailment.
		The most engaging levels are the puzzle stages, which require Klonoa to gather three keys to unlock the exit.
	www.jalvo.us /Klonoa-22785816989502225531.asp (908 words)

	GameSpy: Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil Review
		Klonoa showed everyone who played it just how great a story can be integrated with an action game thanks to a constant flow of cutsenes that tie all the action stages together logically as Klonoa travels to stop Ghadius and Joka from unleashing the ultimate nightmare into Phantomile.
		Klonoa and company spend most of their time racing from area to area on a 3-D map of Lunatea on a quest to find and ring all of the Harmony Bells.
		Klonoa still can run, jump, and shoot enemies with a short-ranged Wind Bullet to inflated them and carry them around to be thrown.
	ps2.gamespy.com /playstation-2/klonoa-2-lunateas-veil/554193p1.html (693 words)

	Klonoa Empire of Dreams
		Klonoa is a cat type character and Huepow is an imp that conveniently places himself on Klonoa's magic ring and waits to assist him.
		You control Klonoa and to complete your quest you are going to have to complete over 40 challenging levels that are spread over five different worlds.
		Klonoa is not your standard platformer, it is much more than that.
	www.deafgamers.com /klonoa.htm (580 words)

	Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil - GameCritics.com
		Its a solid platformer and is extremely beautiful to boot, but some gamers may not want to spend $50 on a game that can be beaten in less than ten hours.
		Like its predecessor, gameplay takes place in a 2.5D world, meaning that the main character Klonoa is limited to traditional platformer movement of up, down, forward, and back on a restricted 2D plane.
		For starters, with a story that has the potential to pull some emotional strings, the development and behavior of the characters is left unfulfilled.
	www.gamecritics.com /review/klonoa2/main.php (2035 words)

	VideoGameReview.com - Namco Klonoa Reviews
		Klonoa is an anthropomorphic hero befitting of the ‘animal mascot’ trend that flourished in the 16-bit era and began the ruination of 2D platformers.
		Klonoa isn’t a platformer where the main objective is to scroll right until the level comes to an end.
		Klonoa can also levitate by pressing the jump button whilst in the air for a short amount of time using his ears.
	www.videogamereview.com /cat/ps1-games-and-equipment/ps1-action/namco/PRD_86497_3720crx.aspx (1954 words)

	Klonoa: Empire of Dreams Review - Game Boy Advance
		Klonoa is a scrolling platformer filled with plenty of things to dodge, grab, throw, leap over, solve, and much much more.
		Klonoa is just as we know and love him from this agile fl and white form to his Pac-Man hat.
		Klonoa retains his "Ode to Pac Man" hat and many of his enemies look identical to their PS2 counterparts.
	gameboy.gamezone.com /gzreviews/r18899_GBA.htm (1088 words)

	GameSpy.com - Reviews: Klonoa: Empire of Dreams (GBA)
		Klonoa has appeared on the PlayStation, and the PlayStation 2 with praised results for its depth within the side-scrolling platform type of gameplay.
		Klonoa, the central hero is also not unlike characters in similar side-scrollers, but he does have unique qualities that help him expertly travel through levels, and get past obstacles that are presented in this particular situation.
		The bar is raised when Klonoa must snowboard or run through levels, which aren't that much different from the other levels, except that it pushes the pace by the screen scrolling at a set pace, rather than moving with Klonoa.
	archive.gamespy.com /reviews/october01/kloana (656 words)

	Gaming Target - Game Boy: Klonoa: Empire of Dreams - Review
		It basically depicts Klonoa being imprisoned for breaking the silly law of not being able to dream that the Emperor has enforced, due to his suffering from insomnia.
		Klonoa: Empire of Dreams is tagged as a platform game and shows vast reasons why, however the deeper elements within the game prove that its much more puzzle oriented than anything else.
		This is where Klonoa must keep up with the panning camera again, but with time is on his feet attempting to avoid falling victim to gaps that must he must jump above.
	www.gamingtarget.com /article.php?artid=2260 (1014 words)

	Klonoa 2: Dream Champ Tournament On GameVortex.com
		Within each level are puzzles that require Klonoa to move boxes, climb, and perform tricky jumps.
		Klonoa also has to contend with a number of enemies who are out to make sure he doesn’t get to his goal.
		Klonoa 2: Dream Champ Tournament is a unique entry into the GBA’s lineup that isn’t for everyone, and may not even appeal to the audience the game seems to be marketing towards.
	www.gamevortex.com /gamevortex/soft_rev.php/2524 (913 words)

	G4 - Feature - Klonoa 2: Dream Champ Tournament Review (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Klonoa is Namco’s answer to Sonic, and while the two series have a lot of similarities (not the least of which is a weird blue creature), the strange, floppy-eared, Pac-Man hat-wearing Klonoa still doesn’t feel as trite and overdone as Sega’s blue beastie.
		While Klonoa’s Sony outings have been good, his 2D adventures on the GBA are a great choice for fans of the side-scroller in search of a new thrill.
		Fans of the series will be happy to get back to the familiar gameplay that has made this a standout series, and new players will find a worthy addition to their platforming library.
	www.g4tv.com /xplay/features/51584/Klonoa_2_Dream_Champ_Tournament_Review.html (841 words)

	Gamebits » Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil
		Klonoa is back — not the cooking oil, but the run-and-jump hero with hands for ears.
		As Klonoa moves left and right, up and down, the world skews on a third axis to create the appearance of moving in and out of the screen.
		Klonoa is not geared toward an older gaming audience, as is evidenced by the silly plot and characters, and reinforced by the appearance of Meow-Meow Kitty as an antagonist.
	www.gamebits.net /ps2/klonoa2 (583 words)

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