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Katamari Damacy

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Available on: PS2 , PSP

8 GREAT
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Latest Stories

The secretly sinister storylines of your favourite...

You never knew they were so wrong...

PS2 Feature - Jun 12, 2009

The most stupidly stupid game scenarios ever

Strange, unusual, and utterly bloody ridiculous

PS2 Feature - May 5, 2009

Game names corrected by spell check

What's a BioShock? By Castlevania, did you mean Televangelist? Cringe as spell check mauls your...

PS2 Feature - Jun 5, 2008

Want more 'creative' games? Bring back the NES

Katamari designer Keita Takahashi tells us why he'd welcome the return of 8-bit specs

PS2 Feature - Nov 5, 2007

Cheats from CheatPlanet

Washing Pans

Jul 14, 2006

Unlock Eternal 3 Level

Jan 23, 2006

Unlock Happy New year Message

Jan 23, 2006

Unlock Sound Test & Movies

Jan 23, 2006

Unlock Eternal 1 Level

Jan 23, 2006

» All 6 Katamari Damacy Cheats

Features

The secretly sinister storylines of your favourite...

You never knew they were so wrong...

Jun 12, 2009

The most stupidly stupid game scenarios ever

Strange, unusual, and utterly bloody ridiculous

May 5, 2009

Game names corrected by spell check

What's a BioShock? By Castlevania, did you mean Televangelist? Cringe as spell check mauls your...

Jun 5, 2008

Want more 'creative' games? Bring back the NES

Katamari designer Keita Takahashi tells us why he'd welcome the return of 8-bit specs

Nov 5, 2007

» All 4 Katamari Damacy Features

News

Want more 'creative' games? Bring back the NES

Katamari designer Keita Takahashi tells us why he'd welcome the return of 8-bit specs

Nov 5, 2007

New Katamari games coming?

Trademarks filed in Japan for more sticky-ball mayhem

Nov 10, 2006

» All 2 Katamari Damacy News Stories

Review

Edge play around with a super-sticky ball and conclude it's a refreshing return to focused gaming

Apr 15, 2004

First it's a butterfly you're after. Then a pencil. Then it's a shoe and a kebab and an umbrella; then a penguin, a tricycle, a pachinko machine. A synchronised swimmer, a lawnmower, a traffic light. You think that these will be enough, that they will satisfy your sticky urge. But they don't. There are tractors and phone booths, baseball teams and elephants. Windmills, oil rigs, brontosauruses. It's never, ever enough.In Katamari, you are the tiny alien pilot of a super-sticky ball. Whatever it ...

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