Digital Monster uses "Teddy" technology, which you might have seen in Magic Pengel (PS2). In the game you can draw and make your 3D monsters, and then use them in the game. It's surreal and demanding, but lacks the depth to make it really involving. Creating your monsters is addictive and enjoyable, the actual fighting part is comparatively dull. Sega have added in mini-games to spice up the proceedings, but they're largely ineffective. It's a simple, childish game that less critical gamrs might have fun with.A European release looks unlikely.