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Katamari Forever
Platform(s): PlayStation 3
Genre: Puzzle
Publisher: Namco Bandai Games
Release Date: Sept. 22, 2009
Genre: Puzzle
Publisher: Namco Bandai Games
Release Date: Sept. 22, 2009
About Sanford May
I'm a freelance writer living and working in Dallas, Texas, with my wife and three children. I don't just love gaming; I'm compelled to play or someone would have to peel me off the ceiling every evening. I'm an unabashed shooter fan, though I enjoy good games in any genre. We're passionate about offline co-op modes around here. I'm fool enough to have bought an Atari Jaguar just for Alien vs. Predator, yet wound up suffering Cybermorph for months until the long-delayed "launch title" finally shipped. If it wasn't worth the wait, you'll never convince me.
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PS3 Review - 'Katamari Forever'
by Sanford May on Oct. 6, 2009 @ 2:37 a.m. PDT
The King of All Cosmos has bumped his head and lost all his memory. The Prince and his cousins created RoboKing to replace the King, but it went out of control and destroyed all the stars in the Cosmos. To clean up the mess made by RoboKing and bring back the Kings memory, the Prince and his Cousins must roll their Katamaris and bring color back to the world. So get ready to roll that Katamari once more!
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