We were able to try out two stages in the demo version at TGS. One stage took place in a bedroom, where we could only pick up small items that were scattered around on the floor. The second stage was on a beach, and in that stage, the Katamari grew large enough that it could pick up larger items like people and cars. Press up and triangle, and your Katamari rolls forward. One stage took place in a bedroom, where we could only pick up small items that were scattered around on the floor.
The second stage was on a beach, and in that stage, the Katamari grew large enough that it could pick up larger items like people and cars. Press up and triangle, and your Katamari rolls forward.
Press down and triangle, and the ball rotates to the left. If you like, you can also use the shoulder buttons to steer the Katamari left or right. You, the child of this irresponsible, lazy, and highly demanding , have been charged with creating new planets and stars. How, you ask? With your own magical Katamari, of course! Using this sticky ball as a core, you must run around and roll up anything you can to make your planet as big as possible, starting off by rolling up small things like rocks and mushrooms, and eventually picking up entire buildings.
Have fun laughing your rear off as you collect the strangest things you could ever think of! Start by rolling dice, then you grow big enough to get pencils, then buckets, then cats, bicycle, schoolgirl, sumo wrestler, cars, houses, boats, skyscrapers, and finally whole islands.
By the end of the final level, you're half a mile tall, and stuck in the middle of the ocean because there's nothing left to roll up :p. It's free, easy and feels damn good! For starters, share this page with your friends. For more emulators, check out our extensive emulators section.
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