I just played through Katamari 2 on the switch, but I played it way back on PS2. I always like Katamari 1 better.

Katamari 2 tried a lot of new things, like keeping the katamari on fire by continuously rolling things up, or trying to roll it to a specific size. None of them were bad, but they were not particularly fun.

Most importantly, the music from Katamari 1 is so much better. Those songs have been ingrained in my brain since I was a child. I still um/sing them around the house.

After finishing Katamari 2, I booted up Katamari 1 and immediately it felt like the movement was a bit quicker.

I think the next Katamari release was on the 360. I am not sure if that was the final release. I hope we get a remaster of it as I would like to see how it changed due to the increased power of that console generation.

  • Deebster
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    11 year ago

    I need to go back to that. I’d wanted to play it for years and finally got it but found the controls unintuitive. I think I was using the keyboard (even though I have set up my PS4’s controllers to work on my PC) - perhaps that was the problem.

    • @[email protected]OP
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      11 year ago

      Oh yeah, it’s made for joysticks. I can’t imagine goes it would work with keyboards and mouse.