The objective of the game is to have the Prince fulfill each fan’s request, which will make more fans (stages) appear until the whole game is mobbed with fans. The Prince receives a request from a fan at the start of the game. Since the release of the original game, the King of All Cosmos and his son the Prince have acquired a fan base. The concept for this game is as idiosyncratic as its predecessor, Katamari Damacy. We Love Katamari now includes both cooperative and competitive multiplayer modes. Your goal is to roll up large balls of anything and everything that that you can find so that you may replace the stars in the universe that were accidentally destroyed. Game description: The unique and bizarre gameplay of Katamari Damacy returns in the sequel, We Love Katamari. Publisher(s): Namco (JP, US, AU), Electronic Arts (EU), Namco Bandai Games (JP) But I hope you enjoy them anyway.North American box art.
I can never hope for my videos to become the classics that Snapdragon's are. Right in the last second of my 1:56 on Stage 4 I got an extremely lucky bounce to save two seconds. Snapdragon's videos should live on if you haven't seen them yet I strongly suggest you go to the page and find the ones that have been replaced here with improvements. Major thanks go to him for his videos I used them to significantly improve my routes in Make A Star 4 and 5. I am treading down a road very well-paved by Snapdragon. Welcome to my first entries into the world of Katamari Damacy videos. :) Of course, once people watched my videos, some of my times were beaten. I improved the Moon record by over 4 minutes. To the best of my knowledge, my times were all world records when the videos first came out, most by a considerable margin. I'm sure others could find improvements on the routes that I take, but I think I did pretty well on my own. The exception is the Moon level I practiced that one for a while, because that's by far the most interesting level. There's definitely room for improvement in overall smoothness. I was more interested in the strategy than in the execution, so I didn't spend much time repeating the levels once I'd finalized my route. The controls in KD are extremely random and imprecise, so I have to admit these runs look sloppier than I'd like. I finally got around to doing so - just in time for KD2 to come out! Katamari Damacy is a great, quirky game, and ever since I first played it I was itching to speed-run it. Make Taurus (Holy Cow collected) 3:18 30.07.06 Tom 'slowbro' Batchelor
Moon 6:26 02.08.05 Derek 'SnapDragon' Kisman Normal quality DivX exists for all levels some levels available in other versions: low/normal quality DivX, and normal/high/insane/low quality H.264 MPEG-4. Individual level speed runs of Katamari Damacy.
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