A listing from the Electronic Software Ratings Board has revealed that the 1997 PlayStation game Klonoa: Door to Phantomile is making the trek to the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable -- almost certainly as a PS1 Classic. The entry shows that it's (unsurprisingly) rated E for Everyone, but doesn't share details beyond that.

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Namco's Wii remake of its 1997 PlayStation platformer Klonoa: Door to Phantomile is featured in the following gameplay videos.

The game will feature a graphical revamp, in addition to optional Wii Remote-specific controls when it hits stores later this year.

Click through for a second Klonoa clip.

The good news? Namco's Wii remake of its beloved 1997 PlayStation platformer Klonoa: Door to Phantomile will arrive in North America later this year. The bad news? We still have no idea what Klonoa actually is. Some sort of long-eared dog? A rabbit?

Its title shortened to just Klonoa, the Wii release packs the same two-button gameplay as the PlayStation original, with a fresh new coat of paint, some "new secrets," and motion controls, such as moving the Wii Remote to throw an enemy. Read more »

Yesterday brought word that Namco Bandai was remaking its cult-classic PlayStation platformer Klonoa: Door to Phantomile for the Wii. Today, we have screenshots.

The side-scrolling platformer and its long-eared dog-cat-rabbit-thing protagonist will arrive in Japan this December. Namco has yet to announce a North American release.

Namco Bandai has announced plans to bring its beloved 1997 PlayStation platformer Klonoa: Door to Phantomile to the Wii, 1UP reports.

Built around the "easy to learn, difficult to master" mentality, the game sported a two-button control scheme, allowing its long-earned dog-rabbit-thing protagonist Klonoa to jump and grab enemies. The Wii version will unsurprisingly pack a graphical revamp, and will have players holding the Wii Remote sideways to replicate those controls. Read more »