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KATAMARI DAMACY (PLAYSTATION 2 PS2)
KATAMARI DAMACY (PLAYSTATION 2 PS2)
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The king of all the cosmos accidentally destroyed the stars and, after recovering, wants the prince to rebuild them. Unfortunately, the prince stands just under half a foot tall, so recreating the stars will take some effort. Enter the Katamari, a sphere the prince can push around our world to "roll up" objects increasing the size of the Katamari until it suits the king.
Set in stylized versions of Japanese homes, towns, and surroundings, the prince pushes the Katamari around collecting objects that adhere to it. At first, the Prince can only pick up smaller items, but as the Katamari grows, the more he can collect. Thumbtacks and paperclips attach to the Katamari increasing its size so it can roll over obstacles and pick up larger objects. On many levels, the Katamari can optionally pick up people, cars, and other larger objects.
Players steer the Katamari from a third-person perspective using the PS2's analog sticks. A tutorial stage takes the player through the controls and sets up the story as well as introducing a side story about a Japanese girl who can feel the cosmos. Wanting to challenge the Prince, the King sets requirements on the size of the Katamari and sets time limits on the level. Bonus missions restore constellations and have their own restrictions.
The world of Katamari Damacy comes to life with quirky animation and a catchy soundtrack. Players can find gifts hidden in levels that contain accessories for the prince. Two players can also compete against each other in a Katamari competition.
Set in stylized versions of Japanese homes, towns, and surroundings, the prince pushes the Katamari around collecting objects that adhere to it. At first, the Prince can only pick up smaller items, but as the Katamari grows, the more he can collect. Thumbtacks and paperclips attach to the Katamari increasing its size so it can roll over obstacles and pick up larger objects. On many levels, the Katamari can optionally pick up people, cars, and other larger objects.
Players steer the Katamari from a third-person perspective using the PS2's analog sticks. A tutorial stage takes the player through the controls and sets up the story as well as introducing a side story about a Japanese girl who can feel the cosmos. Wanting to challenge the Prince, the King sets requirements on the size of the Katamari and sets time limits on the level. Bonus missions restore constellations and have their own restrictions.
The world of Katamari Damacy comes to life with quirky animation and a catchy soundtrack. Players can find gifts hidden in levels that contain accessories for the prince. Two players can also compete against each other in a Katamari competition.
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