Katamari Damacy
For PS2
1-2 players (main game 1 player)
Rated: Everyone
MSRP: $19.99
Katamari Damacy is the snowball effect in action: you roll stuff up. You start out small gathering small stuff (thumbtacks, candy, batteries) and end up getting bigger and bigger as you roll your katamari (ball).
What happened was the King of all Cosmos got a little out of control one night and destroyed all the stars. He has sent you (the Prince) to go to Earth and gather raw materiel that he can make into stars. The game says the Prince is sent all over the world, but the same 3 stages keep showing up. Don’t worry though since the stuff you collect is different (Building, people, animals, plants, etc), has different time limits, and different starting points in every level. The growing part is the most fun. For example a human that was 60 times your size 8 minutes ago can now be rolled into your katamari. There are also levels you do not have to play where you have to collect a certain type.
There are also a couple of these I hate where the first thing you touch in that group type is what you picked. There are just too many of the type, so getting a big one is almost impossible. The music makes me think of a Japanese lounge act and the controls have you use the 2 analog sticks to point what direction to go and other functions revolve around them. It will only take a couple days to finish but you can try to get a better score (no initials entry) or play 2 player vs. with a buddy.
7.5 out of 10
For PS2
1-2 players (main game 1 player)
Rated: Everyone
MSRP: $19.99
Katamari Damacy is the snowball effect in action: you roll stuff up. You start out small gathering small stuff (thumbtacks, candy, batteries) and end up getting bigger and bigger as you roll your katamari (ball).
What happened was the King of all Cosmos got a little out of control one night and destroyed all the stars. He has sent you (the Prince) to go to Earth and gather raw materiel that he can make into stars. The game says the Prince is sent all over the world, but the same 3 stages keep showing up. Don’t worry though since the stuff you collect is different (Building, people, animals, plants, etc), has different time limits, and different starting points in every level. The growing part is the most fun. For example a human that was 60 times your size 8 minutes ago can now be rolled into your katamari. There are also levels you do not have to play where you have to collect a certain type.
There are also a couple of these I hate where the first thing you touch in that group type is what you picked. There are just too many of the type, so getting a big one is almost impossible. The music makes me think of a Japanese lounge act and the controls have you use the 2 analog sticks to point what direction to go and other functions revolve around them. It will only take a couple days to finish but you can try to get a better score (no initials entry) or play 2 player vs. with a buddy.
7.5 out of 10