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We Love Katamari
PlayStation 2
Released On: Sep 20, 2005
86
8.7
All Platforms
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 61 Critic Reviews
86
98% Positive
60 Reviews
60 Reviews
2% Mixed
1 Review
1 Review
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 61 Critic Reviews
86
98% Positive
60 Reviews
60 Reviews
2% Mixed
1 Review
1 Review
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
The way the scale changes seamlessly is incredibly cunning with areas becoming accessible and later off-limits again according to the size of your flotsam-encrusted orb.
Like all the classic games that are a moment to learn and long in the mastering, We Love Katamari will find itself spinning in many gamers’ PS2s and will be the center of attention at your parties long after other games are on the shelf collecting dust.
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 60 User Ratings
8.7
82% Positive
49 Ratings
49 Ratings
17% Mixed
10 Ratings
10 Ratings
2% Negative
1 Rating
1 Rating
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 60 User Ratings
8.7
82% Positive
49 Ratings
49 Ratings
17% Mixed
10 Ratings
10 Ratings
2% Negative
1 Rating
1 Rating
The game with a unique art style and gameplay. The game is literally one of the best sequels of all time.
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This game took what made the first game great, and turned it up to 11. Everything is bigger and better than ever before! If you only play one Katamari game in your lifetime, make it this one!
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Everything a fan could have hoped for. More stuff, more variation, and more satisfaction. Sure, it's essentially Katamari Damacy: The Remix, but this is one case where the alternate version equals and in many cases exceeds the original.
Despite being essentially the same ride as before, the improvements make this as good - if not a little better - than the original.
It offers a beefier package of the same basic concepts that fans fell in love with the first time around. While it may not deliver on the same level of originality that made Katamari Damacy stand out so clearly, We Love Katamari still has that unmistakable charm.
It captures the essence of its predecessor's wackiness, scope, and addictive gameplay; yet it drops the ball as far as advancements and even takes a step back in the audio department.
The sequel features even more happy, shiny, Hello Kitty!—style idiocy. But peel away the idiocy, and you'll find the same dull, creatively bankrupt ball-rolling mini-game as the original.
I'm giving it a 9 because I think the controls in the katamari games are awkward.
But it's still a great game!!
Is there anything more fun then rolling up the sun with a huge sticky ball?!
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Que puedo decir de We Love Katamari ? que es Original , divertido , estraño , bizarro y que es el juego más alegre del mundo de la PlayStation 2 y que ! no te dejes engañar por su aspecto infantil ! , cuando juegas vas descubriendo que este loco juego es para adultos .
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A sequel to the original and bonkers Katamari Damacy (that never received a PAL release) We Love Katamari represented Europe’s first opportunity to meet the King of the Cosmos.
This time around said King has destroyed/lost most of the planets in the galaxy having had a little too much to drink. In order to replace them he charges his little prince to collect objects from Earth and fire them into space. That’s were the player comes in. Within each of the games levels you start with a sticky ball (of varying sizes) that will collect anything you roll it over. The more objects collected the bigger the ball gets which in turn allows you to roll over and collect ever larger items. There is a great variety from level to level, some see you gathering objects from around a bedroom whilst another ends in the hoovering up of entire continents. In order to keep players on their toes extra challenges such as time limits or instructions to collect particular items are introduced as the game progresses but these are rarely that difficult to meet.
If you managed to play the first title in the series this We Love Katamari may seem a little familiar, for anyone else however it provides one of the most unique video game experiences in the last decade.
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PlayStation 2
Summary We Love Katamari features the diminutive yet determined Prince with an assortment of celestial cousins and the eccentric King of All Cosmos. The King of All Cosmos grew to stardom after taking all of the Prince's katamaris and replacing the stars. His fans knew no bounds and wished to see more katamaris fill the sky. The King of All Cosm...
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- PlayStation 2
Initial Release Date: Sep 20, 2005
Developer:
- Now Production
Publisher: Namco
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