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WAY OVERRATED!
I'm lost as to why so many people LOVE Katamari!? This is a horrible game for anyone over the age of 3. I played this game for a total of 15 min. and turned it off. I wish I could have those 15 min. of my life back. After 1 min. I was shocked it stunk so bad, considering all of the good reviews, but then I decided to give it 14 more min. just to see if it got any better. Well it didn't. Rolling a ball around of junk and collecting more junk to add to the ever growing ball is plain idiotic and boring to me. I still can't believe how boring and stupid this game was, as well as how incredibly bizarre it was! You roll up various things in a ball, while listening to the horrible japanese techno playing in the background. <
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>I've played thousands of games in my 24 years of life, and "We Love (I Hate) Katamari" is in my bottom 5. In conclusion, I think most of the reviewers must have been on drugs while playing because "We Love Katamari" is garbage or it should only be used as a paper weight or used to freak out some old folks! <
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>Fun= -5 stars (if I could give it negative stars), Overall= 2, only because the graphics weren't terrible, they were just bad, and I do give the game credit, somewhat, for being original.

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Brainsplosions!
This is the funniest game yet - anyone who gives it 3 stars or less is a FUN CRUSHER!!

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More spectacularly weird fun
Namco's Katamari Damacy proved to be a big surprise hit when released stateside, and We Love Katamari provides more of the same spectacularly weird fun. If you played the first game, then you'll have no trouble getting into We Love Katamari, as not much at all has changed in the overall gameplay. You are still rolling around a nicely sized sticky ball collecting all kinds of stuff to get bigger, and bigger, and bigger; and it's still tons of enjoyable fun. There are a few new twists on the Katamari formula though, including rolling a sumo wrestler over food items to get him fatter, as well as rolling planets, stars, and constellations to get big enough to roll up the sun. While the game still provides the same amount of fun, We Love Katamari also suffers from what Katamari Damacy did, the game is too short for its own good. That aside, We Love Katamari is every bit as fun and trippy as its predecessor, and if you loved rolling your katamari around last time as much as everyone else who ate up the game, picking this up is a no brainer.