With the U.S launch of Konami's quirky Elebits looming ever closer, it seems a Japan based fan has gotten his hands on the title to show us a pretty neat video uploaded on YouTube of what the level editor and physics engine are capable of.

In the video, the user takes us through a customized world of bikes, cars, balls and books as he knocks down a pretty sizable custom edition of a game of Dominos. Reminiscent of fan favorite Garry's Mod, for Half-Life 2, it's clear that Elebits will allow players to make good use of the physics engine provided, with great room to place objects appropriately.

As you may remember, Elebits was the first confirmed U.S title to make use of WiiConnect24, allowing for downloadable and transferable custom-made levels and screenshots. With this latest revelation, along with recent announcements, one could assume the replayability of Elebits to be ever-rising. Only time will tell, however, how well the community will respond to the level-editing options when it hits U.S shelves come December 19th.

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