Me & My Katamari

What happens when you take Billy Hatcher, upgrade him, and give him caffeine? Well, you get this.....

User Rating: 9.4 | Me & My Katamari PSP

By lazlodude7 | Review Date: June 9, 2006

Gameplay: Unlike any I have seen. The controls take a very long time to get used to, but when you do, it's pretty simple. However, the difficulty sways with each mission. If you can stand that, there's plenty of enjoyment to be had here.

Graphics: .... Nice 3D graphics, but the 2D's.......*shudders*

Sound: Very quirky. Some have vocals, some don't. The ones that have vocals are japanese...

Value: A lot of time has been put into this game, I can tell. I guess Namco wanted the Katamari Damacy (Damashii) series to go out with a bang.

Overall, If you haven't played the series before, I would pick this one up. If you have, I would pick it up anyway.

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