A game that's so incredibly unique, beats to its own rhythm, and is so damn fun along the way, it's impossible to hate! Unless you're Tommy Talarico, AKA: an asshole.
Katamari Damacy is so lovingly bizarre, and it expresses that in every way possible. From the visuals, to the music, to the sound effects, to the writing, and even the controls were unlike anything seen before this! And yet, it all flows so damn well. Conceptualized by Keita Takahashi, the crew behind this game provided something that it's so off-the-walls and strange, yet it spoke to so many people back then. That includes myself, that loved showing it to anyone and everyone I can back in the day.
The fact that so many people adored this game must be why Namco pushed this series so hard for years. Either way, the experience remains the best on the Playstation 2. The recent remake is a suitable experience as well, though.
Katamari Damacy is so lovingly bizarre, and it expresses that in every way possible. From the visuals, to the music, to the sound effects, to the writing, and even the controls were unlike anything seen before this! And yet, it all flows so damn well. Conceptualized by Keita Takahashi, the crew behind this game provided something that it's so off-the-walls and strange, yet it spoke to so many people back then. That includes myself, that loved showing it to anyone and everyone I can back in the day.
The fact that so many people adored this game must be why Namco pushed this series so hard for years. Either way, the experience remains the best on the Playstation 2. The recent remake is a suitable experience as well, though.