Katamari Forever
Developer/Publisher: Namco
Bandai Games
Release: September
22 2009 (NA)
Platform: PS3
Genre: Rolling
game
Modes: Single
Player, Offline VS mode, Offline Co-operative
Availability: Online
stores (Amazon for $20)
Disclaimer:
- I have completed all levels in all modes with mostly
100 and 120 points for them.
-I have collected 97% of objects and almost
all the cousins and presents found in the levels.
-I don't have a second controller so I couldn't play multi-player
-I'm new to the series
-I got it for $20
-"Katamari Forever" is primarily a best of collection of levels
Story:
The story begins with the prince show the King of the Cosmos how
high he can jump. Eager to show the prince what he can do, the king
leaps into space, but a space object knocks him in the head and
gives him amnesia. So the prince and his cousins decide to make Robo
King to temporary replace the King of the cosmos, but Robo King goes
out of control and destroys the cosmos. So it is up to the prince and
his friends to fix the cosmos and cure the King's amnesia.
It's a silly and charming story that you don't take seriously. The
rest of the story is filler of what the queen does in the mean time,
and the jumbo man team's antics. These story movies can be re-watched
in the movie theater option. Quirky dialogue is what makes up the
rest of the game and adds to the charm of the game. You have
characters like the Robo King is a sympathetic character who's self
depreciating dialogue is charming and silly. It's not grating or
obnoxious so it can be appreciated by anyone. The writing adds plenty
to the quality of the product that would not be the same without it.
