Klonoa Beach Volleyball
Namco
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Klonoa Beach Volleyball
Klonoa Beach Volleyball, known in Japan as Klonoa Beach Volley Saikyou Chīmu Ketteisen! (クロノアビーチバレー 最強チーム決定戦! Kuronoa Bīchibarē Saikyou Chīmu Ketteisen!, lit. "Klonoa Beach Volley: Strongest Team Playoff!"), is a sports video game developed by Namco and released for PlayStation. It is a spin-off of the Klonoa game series. Its release was limited to Japan and Europe only (with the characters speaking in English in the latter). This is also the only Klonoa title to feature a multiplayer mode, allowing up to four players to compete in pairs against the other team using a multitap.