Games Database
PSP
Puzzle: Dexterity
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, over the shoulder | Genre: | Puzzle: Dexterity |
| Media: | Custom optical disc | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Namco | Soft. Co.: | Namco |
| Publishers: | Electronic Arts
(GB) |
Released: | 12 May 2006
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 3+ | ||
| Accessories: | Memory Duo Stick, Wireless Compatible | ||
Summary
Me and My Katamari is the third instalment in the Katamari series. This version offers yet more of the crazy but addictive gameplay so many people enjoyed in Katamari Damacy and We Love Katamari. This time, however, the franchise makes a welcome debut on the PSP, its debut on a handheld platform. So, get ready to experience Katamari when and wherever you want!
Me and My Katamari begins with the royal family, taking a break from their celestial construction, and holidaying on their very own tropical island. The King of All Cosmos instructs his tiny son, the Prince, to create islands of Katamari for homeless animals. You can play as the Prince or any of his returning (and PSP-exclusive) cousins in all-new sprawling levels as you attempt to roll up as many objects as possible on your quest to re-home the animals. Gamers can also take on up to three friends using the PSP's wireless Ad Hoc attributes, to see who can create the biggest Katamari.
As we mentioned previously, there are cousins who make a return and some who debut on Me and My Katamari. Players can customise these cousins (as well as the Prince) with various masks, headgear and outfits. Both diehard fans of the series and newcomers will no doubt enjoy the new interface that was designed specifically for this version of the game and will find it extremely difficult to put their PSP down!
Me and My Katamari begins with the royal family, taking a break from their celestial construction, and holidaying on their very own tropical island. The King of All Cosmos instructs his tiny son, the Prince, to create islands of Katamari for homeless animals. You can play as the Prince or any of his returning (and PSP-exclusive) cousins in all-new sprawling levels as you attempt to roll up as many objects as possible on your quest to re-home the animals. Gamers can also take on up to three friends using the PSP's wireless Ad Hoc attributes, to see who can create the biggest Katamari.
As we mentioned previously, there are cousins who make a return and some who debut on Me and My Katamari. Players can customise these cousins (as well as the Prince) with various masks, headgear and outfits. Both diehard fans of the series and newcomers will no doubt enjoy the new interface that was designed specifically for this version of the game and will find it extremely difficult to put their PSP down!
