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Katamari Forever - Playstation 3

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  • Help the Prince and his cousins restore the Cosmos to rights after the disastrous creation of the RoboKing
  • Use the new Prince Hop action to jump your Katamari with the SIXAXIS controller (not included)
  • See the Katamari world come to life in a new way with visual effects, including wood, comic, classic and new default graphic filters
  • Select any of more than 50 cousins you can equip with a variety of accessories
  • Take advantage of a new gameplay system in which the Katamari will suck in nearby objects under certain conditions
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4.6 out of 5 stars
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Customers find the gameplay fun and addictive. They appreciate the cute graphics and level content. Some also like the soundtrack, saying it's catchy and never gets dull. Customers are satisfied with the value for money and humor. However, some customers have mixed opinions on the difficulty level and control quality.

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109 customers mention "Fun gameplay"105 positive4 negative

Customers find the gameplay fun. They mention it keeps them entertained for hours, is one of the best games they have ever played, and is highly addictive. They also say the game is varied and rewarding.

"...It sounds simple, but it is challenging and fun to master. Add to this a truly odd sense of humor and this game becomes a classic...." Read more

"...There are several 2D mini-games, tons of collectibles and characters, a few different graphic styles, and really neat menus...." Read more

"This game is really cool. I discovered it when I saw it on the sidebar of YOuTube when I was watching the gameplay of another game (LBP @, I think)...." Read more

"...It may be boring to some, but I love the concept of the game...." Read more

41 customers mention "Graphics quality"35 positive6 negative

Customers find the graphics quality of the product cute, appealing, and awesome. They appreciate the different graphic styles and neat menus. Additionally, they say the game is adorable.

"...This game is easily approachable, slightly bizarre and always charming...." Read more

"...2D mini-games, tons of collectibles and characters, a few different graphic styles, and really neat menus...." Read more

"...much time as I'd like to play it, but what I've got done so far is really cool. The graphics are wonderful...." Read more

"...The music is awesome. The story is bizarre. The graphics are brilliant. And it's one of the silliest things I have ever seen...." Read more

35 customers mention "Level content"29 positive6 negative

Customers like the level content of the product. They mention it has fun new levels, good incorporation of old levels, and interesting challenges. They also appreciate the new themes and features.

"...a new Katamari game in the future, but this one is a great collection of all the progress made in previous games, plus lots of additional content." Read more

"...Along the same lines as the music never getting dull, the levels won't wear your out and you'll likely be repeating levels several times in order to..." Read more

"...as big as possible' type game play, there are a lot of really interesting new things to do...." Read more

"...game, while not bringing too much new to the table, still retains the addictive, quirky fun that the series is known for, making it a worthy..." Read more

25 customers mention "Soundtrack quality"21 positive4 negative

Customers like the soundtrack quality of the video game. They say it's catchy, never dull, and provides just the right mix of new and old. They also appreciate the remixes of familiar songs, which provide the perfect mix of new and old music.

"...of stages from previous Katamari games, with new art styles, remixed music, new game modes, and new insane dialog from the King and others...." Read more

"...Anyway, this game is for people like me. The music is awesome. The story is bizarre. The graphics are brilliant...." Read more

"...Along the same lines as the music never getting dull, the levels won't wear your out and you'll likely be repeating levels several times in order to..." Read more

"I enjoy this games casual fun with its amazing soundtrack, the basis is simple roll things up to get bigger...." Read more

20 customers mention "Value for money"20 positive0 negative

Customers find the product worth buying, with tremendous replay value. They appreciate the good quality and price. Some say it's frustrating but very rewarding when completed.

"...I like the more cartoony, wierd, trippy games, and this game fits the bill perfectly...." Read more

"...Maybe its not like the typical shooting or sports game, but its worth buying!!" Read more

"...It's still enjoyable. It has a lot of replay value. It's challenging without being overly frustrating...." Read more

"Received in a timely fashion with a great price! New as promised, very happy about that.The game itself needs no review!..." Read more

15 customers mention "Humor"12 positive3 negative

Customers find the humor in the game random and amusing. They also say the game is colorful and fun.

"...Add to this a truly odd sense of humor and this game becomes a classic...." Read more

"...The music is awesome. The story is bizarre. The graphics are brilliant. And it's one of the silliest things I have ever seen...." Read more

"...The series' trademark quirky and nonsensical sense of humor remains intact, and the various characters remain as bizarrely entertaining and charming..." Read more

"...The comedy in this game is a somewhat dry humor that you would not originally understand as a kid at times...." Read more

33 customers mention "Difficulty level"22 positive11 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the difficulty level of the game. Some mention it's straightforward and doesn't take much skill. Others say it can be frustrating and awkward.

"...It sounds simple, but it is challenging and fun to master. Add to this a truly odd sense of humor and this game becomes a classic...." Read more

"...this games casual fun with its amazing soundtrack, the basis is simple roll things up to get bigger...." Read more

"...-Jumping can (sometimes) make it easier to get around the levels and get yourself out of tight spots..." Read more

"...It can be kind of awkward and requires one to be sitting up perfectly straight to pull off, but there don't really seem to be any times during the..." Read more

7 customers mention "Control quality"4 positive3 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the control quality of the product. Some mention it has better controls, while others say they can be difficult and there's occasional lag.

"...I liked the controls and game play cant wait for the next one!" Read more

"...-Controls can be difficult-Occasional lag-Black and white levels can make certain stages extremely hard..." Read more

"...Graphics are superb and control is about what you would expect...." Read more

"...Not gonna go into the mechanics of the game but the controls CAN BE frustrating initially... you use both analog sticks to move which, yes, does..." Read more

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G. Ward
5.0 out of 5 stars Casual, Weird and Addictive Gameplay.
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2015
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Katamari Forever is a compilation of game play from the earlier versions of the game and doesn't offer much that is unique or new. That might sound like a gripe, but it's not. This is almost like an remastered greatest hits compilation that brings an addictive game mechanic to new levels of detail and scale. This game is easily approachable, slightly bizarre and always charming.

Gameplay involves a small Prince rolling a sort of magnetic ball called a Katamari. You use the thumb sticks like tank controls to maneuver the ball toward items to pick up. The ball can pick anything up that is smaller than it. Like a section of snowman, the more you roll, the larger it gets. As your ball of stuff gets bigger, the camera pulls back, revealing more of the scene and allowing you to pick up ever larger objects. It sounds simple, but it is challenging and fun to master. Add to this a truly odd sense of humor and this game becomes a classic.

If you like casual games that you can pick up and play a level anytime, Katamari Forever might be worth a try.
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Christopher
5.0 out of 5 stars Greatest hits, but still plenty of content to enjoy
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2012
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This game is made up mostly (maybe entirely) of stages from previous Katamari games, with new art styles, remixed music, new game modes, and new insane dialog from the King and others. Just looking at the HD graphics made this an easy purchase for me (at around $20). But if that isn't enough, the music is also incredible. This last point was no real surprise, because all Katamari soundtracks are top-tier among game soundtracks and really music in general. There's even a remix by the wonderful late Rei Harakami.

There are 4 advertised game modes, but only 3 are really worth playing, in my opinion. That said, each of those three game modes (normal, drive, and eternal) are really fun and have their own draws. There are several 2D mini-games, tons of collectibles and characters, a few different graphic styles, and really neat menus.

I would love a new Katamari game in the future, but this one is a great collection of all the progress made in previous games, plus lots of additional content.
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wundermut
5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome Wierdness!
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2012
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This game is really cool. I discovered it when I saw it on the sidebar of YOuTube when I was watching the gameplay of another game (LBP @, I think). I purchased it used through Amazon and have been very satisfied with it. I Have not had as much time as I'd like to play it, but what I've got done so far is really cool. The graphics are wonderful. I am not into the realistic looking games, the first person shooters, ets. I like the more cartoony, wierd, trippy games, and this game fits the bill perfectly. This game is as wacky and strange as a really good manga comic book. It's like a Pokemon/Hello Kitty/Japanese style animation, gameplay and storytelling all ROLLed into one psychedelic and awesome game! I have never seen a game like this. Watching the gameplay, the little dude rolling the Katamari around picking up the objects you have to get... hooked me! I highly recomend this game to anyone who enjoys more light hearted and puzzle style games. If you're into Call of Duty and the like, you probably won't dig this. Slick game!
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sweetdaddychampagne
5.0 out of 5 stars I got this as a gift for someone, but own it...
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2012
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I love love love this video game. I'm so happy they made this for PS3. It was the reason I got the console in the first place. I'm not much of a gamer, even though I was part of the first video game generation. When Nintendo came around, I kind of grew out of them until I got to college. Anyway, this game is for people like me. The music is awesome. The story is bizarre. The graphics are brilliant. And it's one of the silliest things I have ever seen. It may be boring to some, but I love the concept of the game. Just rolling around and picking things up...no one dies...you lose when you run out of time and it's no big thing, you just get scolded for doing a bad job.

I know it will never ever happen, but this game was made for the Wii...or at least Sony should figure out some upgrade that would give it some functionality with the Move. I think they are missing the boat here.
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D.T. Andrew
4.0 out of 5 stars We are Moved to Tears by the Joy of It
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2009
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The King of All Cosmos, infamous for his continuous talk of himself and our protagonist in the second-person, is back and offbeat as ever. Katamari Forever pushes the knob up even higher by offering not one, but two Kings for your enjoyment. We are quite moved to tears by the insanity of it. The charm of the series has returned and offers even more inexplicable gameplay than before, giving us another just-for-fun and family friendly Playstation 3 exclusive. To newcomers to the series I will spell out the cardinal rule of the Katamari series; nothing will ever, ever make sense. It's not supposed to, so just go with it. Laugh at any random little thing you want, since there's no time where it would be inappropriate to laugh. Also, keep in mind that since the game is originally Japanese that a lot of the story "animations" and items you'll be rolling up won't be familiar to an American audience... but this doesn't at all subtract from the fun.

It seems the King has lost his memory after being stuck by an asteroid during a jumping contest, forcing The Prince and his Cousins to create a robot King to keep order of the universe and create new stars. Further details are not important, but it brings us to the "gimmick" of this game and what gives it its depth-- besides there being plenty of new ball-rolling quests to undertake, you'll be revisiting a lot of the classics we've already seen (mostly from 'We Love Katamari'). Naturally, recycled content can only count so much, but it's rewarding and fun to play them all over again now with high definition graphics and a storyline even sillier than last time.

Well then, time to get being your infinitely-sticky katamari and roll up the galaxy once more, one room at a time. The game controls remain wonderfully simple and precise, with all game control done with the two analog sticks. Turns, spins, etc... all of it is done without having to push a button, and the game even makes use of the L3 and R3 buttons as one of your special moves. One new feature here is the "Prince Hop" jump which comes from the motion sensing of the Dualshock 3 controller. It can be kind of awkward and requires one to be sitting up perfectly straight to pull off, but there don't really seem to be any times during the game where you're forced to use it. Consider it just an optional bonus wacky game feature.

Just in case your eyeballs weren't already popped open and fixated on the blob of items before you, there are some beautiful new artistic touches added. The tried-and-true "old" graphics are gone-- not the modeling, but the coloring and shading. "Watercolor" and "Sketchbook" are good words to describe the environment you'll find to start. In case these don't quite sit well with you, there is an option you can unlock that changes the style to your choosing... including the original coloring and filter you're accustomed to. One quite clever graphical gimmick is that when 'recreating' a katamari from the past to return the King's memories, the level will start out as little more than a black and white fuzz outline of the environment. Quite literally, you're digging around his memory and fixing it. As you roll over objects and get larger, more and more comes out in color.

As is tradition for the series, the soundtrack is top-notch ...in its wildly quirky style, mind you. A lot of the songs are remixes of things we've heard before, but it sounds fresh nonetheless and never gets dull no matter how many times you might repeat a level. Just in case you're sick of a default music, you're free to change the track before you start your next adventure. Along the same lines as the music never getting dull, the levels won't wear your out and you'll likely be repeating levels several times in order to get better results and try to drag out even a few words of praise from the King or Robot King. Besides just the normal size and time results from the past, you're now given a letter grade mark as well as a score on a scale of 1 to 100. Getting top ranks over 80 can be quite challenging, so try to look past how depressed and sad the Robot King gets when things don't go quite right and keep trying. Replay value is, thus, excellent.

Of the few critiques I might give is a lack of online play. There are leaderboards for results of the normal missions and there are 2-player game modes, but nothing you can do with a distant friend or random player. Since this is far from a competitive game once can forgive Namco for not wanting to pit players against one another competitively, but the option for it still would have been nice. Besides that, I really don't know what the game could do to warrant a 5-star rating... but there is only so much a game like this can do. It will never be an epic multi-million pop culture title like Action and Role Playing games can, but then again this is never supposed to be. Why try to fix what isn't broken? This is both the basis for fun and the crutch of the Katamari series.

What are you waiting for? Get rolling! We eagerly await your results. Though far from a deep and complex puzzle game, Katamari Forever will give a great 'smiles per dollar' rating on the purchase price and is the type of game absolutely anyone can pick up and enjoy just like the other games in the series. Very few other games can manage to appeal to all ages and audiences like 'Katamari' can.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Divertido
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2024
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Muy divertido para pasar el rato
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reso01
2.0 out of 5 stars Lego rota la caja
Reviewed in Mexico on August 6, 2019
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la caja del video juego llego rota
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Robert
5.0 out of 5 stars Best Katamari game i've played.
Reviewed in Canada on November 8, 2015
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This is Katamari, for the PS3. I had been looking for this game for ages, and could never find it in stores, and was overjoyed to find it here. The game itself is like pretty much all Katamari games. You roll around a big ball, with everything smaller then you sticking to you, and as you grow bigger you grab bigger stuff, and so on, and so on. The game is really weird, and a lot of fun. I don't think it is a game for everyone, but if you know what it is all about, you will have a blast. The game plays like a little bit of a remix, or a "greatest hits" collection of the other Katamari games, as a lot of the worlds from other games are re-used. However, the nature of this game means that even re-using an old world will not make it feel old. The game is a lot of fun, the cutscenes are usually really bizzare and hilarious, and if you've played Katamari before, or have wanted to, you're going to enjoy this. 5 stars.
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Robbert van Dongen
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 24, 2015
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Loved this game.
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Yan Kaname
5.0 out of 5 stars A great game to play with Kids
Reviewed in Canada on August 4, 2017
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It's no different from previous Katamari games. I'd like a great game to play with my two kids so for me this was a wise choice: no violence, no graphic stuff... You just gather stuff to make a big ball! If you have play previous Katamari games then you may be bored a little since there is no improvement frrom the previous ones, but if it's your first time and you seek something fun and different then go for it.
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Jon
4.0 out of 5 stars Katamari PS3
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 11, 2013
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If you are a Katamari fan and you unfortunately don't have the other console the other games in the Katamari Damacy series are on then this game becomes really enjoyable. Sadly the game feels like a recycle of the others in the series however this was my first and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The game feels alive with crazy Japanese antics. The music in game was excellent and it was fun to roll up everything. Overall for any PS3 fan that loves Katamari this is a must buy however if you have played the series before it may feel a little recycled.
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