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The player can call LocoRoco to the character, which is depicted as a ring of light emanating from the Cocoreccho, which prompts LocoRoco to move toward the Cocoreccho. Players can also use the Cocoreccho to tilt and jolt various characters and objects within the environment by positioning the Cocoreccho on the intended target and tilting or ...
The Yellow LocoRoco Kulche moving about the world currently tilted to the right; a berry that will increase Kulche's size is to the far right, while a Mui Mui figure as at the bottom. A Pickory is shown below Kulche. LocoRoco is divided into 5 worlds each consisting of 8 levels. In each level, the goal is to reach the end point of the level ...
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LocoRoco Midnight Carnival is based on a secret carnival-like base, created by the BuiBui, a red, mischievous version of the MuiMui. The title shows that the LocoRoco were quietly sleeping, while in the background, a BuiBui pulls on a nearby lever (cleverly designed to just look like a star), opening a trapdoor under the LocoRoco, sending them into a chute, taking them into a cannon, which ...
LocoRoco 2 is a platform video game developed by Japan Studio and published by Sony Computer Entertainment for the PlayStation Portable. It is the sequel to LocoRoco and the third game in the series after LocoRoco Cocoreccho!. It was released in Japan and PAL regions in 2008 and North America in 2009.
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