Katamari Damacy 2

[Mikhal]

For some time now, there have been unofficial rumors flying about pertaining to a sequel to Namco's puzzle title, Katamari Damacy. Recently, an investor report on Namco's WonderPage has confirmed a Katamari Damacy sequel, known as Katamari Damacy 2, has been set to release on Japanese PS2's in the 2005 financial term.

While this is all good for the Japanese, what about North American Katamari Damacy fans? Nothing has been stated yet, but with this new announcement let out of the bag, expect more details on the sequel soon.

Source: www.gamesarefun.com, http://ps2.ign.com

[mollipen]

Katamari was a far bigger hit in the US than I'm sure Namco was expecting. There's no way we won't get the sequel.

[Sqoon]

Wow, gamesarefun's even uglier now.

My guess is that we'll at least get to roll around in different countries/continents now. I'm also hoping for some mode where you get to play from a human point's of view, where you try to survive getting rolled up for as long as possible.

[Opaque]

My guess is that we'll at least get to roll around in different countries/continents now. I'm also hoping for some mode where you get to play from a human point's of view, where you try to survive getting rolled up for as long as possible.

Both would be fun ideas. Imagine if it was on Xbox though, it could save your entire run, and you could play as a human afterwards avoiding the ball you rolled minutes earlier. Fun fun.

[Diff-chan]

Both would be fun ideas. Imagine if it was on Xbox though, it could save your entire run, and you could play as a human afterwards avoiding the ball you rolled minutes earlier. Fun fun.

The Xbox would make every game better, even nonsense ones like this.

[Ryan]

It was posted multiple times in the Katamari thread, the sequal is supposta have online play.

[Opaque]

It was posted multiple times in the Katamari thread, the sequal is supposta have online play.

An even better reason for it to be on Xbox. I would rather play over Live than the PS2's online system.

Whatever though, I'll still be more than happy to buy and play it.

[George]

I would love to see it go beyond a single planet. To truly capture the concept of scope and progression, I'd love a level where you start as the size of a caramel, and end up rolling through the galaxy, picking up planets and stars in your wake.

[Eightbitbreaks]

Hah, why would you destroy stars to create stars?

[George]

Hah, why would you destroy stars to create stars?

That problem's been taken care of. I'm sure they'll come up with something different, or bigger.

I will not be satisfied until I have a ball with stardust and Mars sticking out of it.