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The first Katamari game to include Downloadable Content for extra stages. Beautiful Katamari ( Xbox 360, 2007): The King undoes his previous repairs by creating a black hole during a game of tennis gone wrong, which sucks up most of the Great Cosmos yet again, the King has the Prince and his cousins roll up more Katamaris to restore celestial objects and eventually plug up the black hole.It received mixed reviews due to imprecise tilt controls. Katamari Damacy Mobile (Mobile devices, 2007): A port of the original game for the Mitsubishi P904i.

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The first game in the series to not feature any involvement from Keita Takahashi. As usual, he sends the Prince out to roll up new Katamaris to form into new islands for the now-homeless wildlife.

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Me & My Katamari note Boku no Watashi no Katamari Damacy ('My My Katamari Damacy') in Japan ( PlayStation Portable, 2005): A pleasant Earth vacation for the royal family goes sour when the King once again causes unnecessary destruction, this time destroying an entire island full of animals with a tornado.

Levels tend to be based around specific themes this time, with a wider range of goals besides size and object count. This time, the cutscenes focus on the King's life growing up with his own strict father, and how he met the Queen of All Cosmos. This time, the Katamaris are transformed into planets or satellites to fill the (still fairly empty) Great Cosmos the ultimate goal is to make enough planets to fulfill one fan's request of making a Katamari big enough to roll up the Sun.

We в™Ґ Katamari/ We Love Katamari note Minna Daisuki Katamari Damacy ('Everyone Loves Katamari Damacy') in Japan ( PlayStation 2, 2005): Mixing in a bit of meta-commentary, the success of Katamari Damacy has led to the King gaining a massive fanbase with their own requests for him, which the King fulfills by sending the Prince (or his cousins, who are now playable in single-player) to roll up more Katamaris.

The Switch version allows you to use two separated Joy-Cons to roll the Katamari with motion controls, and features HD Rumble support and multiplayer with single Joy-Cons.

Katamari Damacy Reroll (PC and Nintendo Switch, 2018): An HD remake of the first game.

Levels follow one of two styles: 'Make a Star', where the Prince makes progressively larger stars by rolling Katamaris to a specific diameter within the King's designated time, and constellation levels, which revolve around collecting specific objects (either collecting a lot of said object or collecting a single object with the goal of getting a large-sized one).

Cutscenes between levels follow the Hoshino family, some of the few people to take notice of the mess caused by the King.

Katamari Damacy ( PlayStation 2, 2004): The introduction to the series, following the above-mentioned plotline of the King of All Cosmos enlisting the Prince's help in recreating the stars after destroying them.

It's great at a party, with recreational drugs being optional. And the games certainly live up to this idea, the horrified screams of the countless people you're rolling up to eventually ignite into a star notwithstanding. One of the most well-known oddball video games, this item-collecting Puzzle Game franchise was created with one idea at the core: series creator Keita Takahashi wanted to bring silly, colorful, and simple fun back into gaming at a time when the industry trend was to be mature and serious.

The Prince starts by collecting ants and thumbtacks, and eventually moves on to whales, jumbo jets, office towers, and sports stadiums. The Prince, who had been treated rather badly by his father up to now, does this by running the objects over with a big sticky ball that makes bigger and bigger clumps of objects as it collects them. The following morning, he assigns his son, the Prince, to make new stars by collecting random objects from the Earth to be turned into stars. The King of All Cosmos gets drunk one night and accidentally destroys all the stars in the Great Cosmos.

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