Why I buy this one ?
- Here's the idea - You control a little green guy as he rolls a ball of stuff across multiple levels. As the stuff sticks to the ball, it grows bigger and bigger
- Manipulate the balls' growth so that larger and larger objects can be picked up -- from trees & lamp posts to buildings and islands
- Bombastic soundtrack that's sure to get stuck in your head

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What our customer's say!

"Interesting, but way too repetitious for me", I'd long heard the praises of this game from various sources (like BoingBoing) and when I finally got a PS2 (yes, I live in the dark ages), this was the first game I had to try on it. The concept is wacky, which I'm not sure is because the game is wacky or if there's some kind of cultural disconnect between Japan and the U.S., but I have to give the game points for uniqueness. Seems that the King of the Universe did a little too much partying and has scattered things to multiple corners of the universe and as his son, your goal is to go around and gather those things up by rolling around a big ball to which things stick if they are smaller (by some proportion) than the ball itself. As things stick, the ball grows, and you can pick up more things. You have a time limit, so it's a bit of a rush rush to move the ball around gather things up.

As a returning gamer, the "shock" on the PS2 controller (say, when you run into walls) was an interesting twist, but for the most part, after the novelty wore off, I found the game less intriguing and more annoying, as the only thing that really changes between levels is the kinds of things you get to pick up (you start with small things like buttons, and proceed up to buildings, at which point I had had enough). Again, I give it points for not being just another shoot-'em-up, but I think I needed something more than just new graphics (say, maybe, an actual story, which this tries to add, but whimsical can only get you so far) to propel me along.

"Wow", Yeah, it's Katamari Damacy. What can be more fun than rolling up actual items you see every day into a huge ball with no other goal than to be able to roll up larger objects? I played this game a couple years back and just had to have it. It never gets old. The game play is completely different and innovative, the storyline is fresh, and the king's twisted, humorous sense of fashion is absolutely hilarious.

"Quirky Fun", Katamari provides quirky fun in a short time.
If you just want to play around for a bit, but not get involved in some long game, Katamari is perfect. You can cause destruction by rolling around and picking things up. It sort of provides a release as you roll your ball about.
The quirkness of the game adds to its charm. The music is fun and fits perfectly.

A great game for some quick fun.

"Fun and addictive", Fun game. We like the game "We Love Katamari" better than this one, but this one is still fun.

"fun random game", Katamari Damacy is a fun, quirky, and random game. in this game you use a ball to roll up things smaller than you and when you get enouph you get bigger. while doing this you are accompanied by funny japanese music. This game is a must buy for anyone.

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"Fun and refreshing", I never really understood the cult-classic hype of this game until I gave it a try. At first, I thought it was really dumb. Just going around and picking up junk. After a while, it grows on you. Katamari Damacy is a lot like many of those light, entertaining, fun-for-all-ages puzzle games that don't require hardcore gamer skills to enjoy. The game's greatness is in its simplicity and silliness. Plus, it's cheap. Definitely worth having in your collection.

"Great for Revenge!", There's nothing like rolling up a small city or two when you're feeling blue. Did that monster truck cut you off in traffic? Roll him up. Did your little sister annoy you? Roll her up too! Anything and everything is yours for the rolling. Roll plugs off of walls and people off of the streets. Roll until your hearts content! You can even roll up the clouds. I'll be buying the sequel... once I'm done rolling up the world in this one!

P.S. Don't forget the mini-game while the credits roll. Can you roll up all 195 countries?

"Keep on Rollin'", Sweet game. Can make you a bit dizzy at times but it's an addictive blast. Eye Candy

"we <3 katamari", The game itself is extremely simple, but loads of fun. I'll spare you the mind altering substance-induced plot, since all you need to know is that you start as a little man pushing a little sticky ball (a katamari), whcih you use to "roll up" anything small enough to stick to your ball. You start off small, and as you progress, you pick up more and more things (and by "things", i mean pretty much any noun besides "air"), and end up getting bigger.

And that's really all you need to know. The controls are simple (my girlfriend normally shies from video games but loves this one), the graphics are cute, and the content is innocent as it gets. It's a videogame cult classing, and anyone with a ps2 or ps3 should give it an hour; you'll be hooked.

"Addictive", When I purchased this game I was addicted to it. There is just something really fun about rolling a ball and trying to make it bigger. I would highly recommend this game.