The best Katamari game after the first one in ps2
Really nice graphics, nice songs, funny story and characters. After the first game on ps2 the others were to boring and lifeless but this one brings back all the good stuff from the first game. It a must buy for sure.

a Weird but funny game
Well i never got around to play katamary damacy on the ps2, but i give this game a chance, surprisely is really really funny

A great game.
Original, wacky and heaps of fun.

If you haven't played katamari before then now is your chance. I bought this game thinking I would get my girlfriend hooked on videogames - but then I managed to get hooked myself instead!
With all the tense games I play (CoD4, Uncharted 2, SFIV etc), it's really nice to have a game like this where I just get to roll about picking stuff up. It's relaxing, but as I mentioned above, it's also a lot of fun.
The levels are great as well. Watching your katamari grow big enough to roll up people, cars, houses, buildings, sea monsters and on and on is heaps of fun.

All I can say is pick this game up, you won't be disappointed!

Great for Katamari fans
A lot like the older versions of the game, this Katamari is still fun for fans of the franchise. If you're a newcomer, be prepared for quirky Japanese insanity. I was a bit disappointed with the graphics. Certain art styles, like the levels that appear to be drawn with crayons, look a bit grainy and irritated my eyes. I was expecting high-def gorgeousness, I got eye pain. Hmm... Overall, it's a fun game to pick up when you want to kill a few hours, and the near lack of story allows you to put down the controller whenever you like.

Nothing (much) new, but you already knew that
If you love the Katamari series you are bound to buy this no matter what the review. That doesn't change the fact that the gameplay is still as addictive, or the presentation is just as charming as all the other iterations that have previously been released.

The graphics look amazing in full 1080p, the sounds are as cute as usual, the menu system is new and interesting (although I can't find an option to have all your cousins disco dance, which is disappointing!) and the new levels are something of an innovation.

Negatives include some of the soundtrack - I don't really care for the remixes, and it would have been nice if they had the option to play the original tracks instead; the camera can be painful, especially when rolling under tables and the like; and it does have frame rate issues which are quite significant at times. And the cartoons between levels - cannot stand them! But you can skip them.

Still...a month later and I'm still putting this one back in my PS3 every now and then to perfect a level or two.