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Me and My Katamari Sony PSP Game tested and guaranteed to work!
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:722674150071
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:PSP
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:PSP_ME_AND_MY_KATAMARI
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PSP |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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I have been a fan of Katamari for a long time and if I find one I love it. This was no different. The music is practically the same but this can be over looked because of the nature of this game. It is a little difficult to control the katamari at times because it relies on the D-pad and O-X-triangle-square. All in all it was still fun to play and a great way to pass the time.
I’m a Katamari fan and this game has been really fun so far. I enjoy the animal and beach islands theme.The only thing I (and everyone else I’m sure) have issues with is the controls. It’s not the same using buttons instead of analogue sticks, and using the thumb nub for the left hand is still sort of awkward because on my Psp Slim it’s so flat. I have to remind myself not to jam my thumbs so hard on the Up and Triangle buttons for fear of breaking them, and regularly realize that I’ve tilted my psp away from me while playing.
The controls are a little hard to get used but it’s still a great game. I really recommend this to any katamari fan.
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fun fun fun! the control on PSP is a bit awkard at first…but it still works well!grrrr I failed 4 times in the 2nd stage! it’s fun, addicting and HARD!
this game is a really simple idea turned in an amazing game. although u are going probably to have some difficults with the camera angle in the beggining the game involve in a way that u get used to this problem bringing a lot of fun hours with it. really recommend!
The controls are a little hard to get used but it’s still a great game. I really recommend this to any katamari fan.
seriously, i almost didnt purchase this game because of the bad retrolio reviews. They all say the controls are terrible but they are almost identical to the ps2’s. The only difference is that instead of having a right analog stick you use the shape buttons and instead of a left analog stick you use the directional buttons. The graphics are the best i have ever seen on a psp game, and this game is just as fun as we love katamari. The only difference i see is the story and setup. Instead of making planets you make islands. It is seriouly more fun than liberty city stories, god of war, and patapon combined. Oh and the price thing.
The case and booklet look amazing, the game runs like and dream and the shipping was fast! Thank you!
With fruity characters and fun levels, Me & My Katamari has definitely been worth the price. Katamari literally means a lump or cluster… and that’s what the game is about! Rolling around through various scenes, picking up items and building up mass is the name of the game. Honestly, it was quite surprising how fun it is.The drawbacks I’ve encountered are as follows:-Iffy controls… They take an eternity to get used to, but don’t take too much out of the game.-Difficult Levels… If you’re easily frustrated, you may want to look at a few gameplay videos before making the purchase.-Load Times… Just a bit boring, but, again, they don’t take too much out of the game.
Sandra Reed –
This is the game that I return to most for the PSP (granted, I don’t play PSP games, or other games for that matter, that often). It’s quirky, the music is fun, and it just doesn’t seem to get old (the challenges geared toward specific items help in that regard). All around just a good game.
David L. Rogers –
This is a great game and at $16 on the Playstation Network Store, it is definitely worth a try. I tried a Katamari demo on the PS2, but didn’t like it enough to buy it, but after spending some time with the PSP version, I am really into this game. The controls are not bad, I think most of the negative reviews are from people who were used to playing Katamari with dual analog controls and are having a hard time with digital controls with the PSP buttons. I think part of the control issues are with the fact that your character is trying to roll a lopsided object around and over different terrain and objects, which is part of the game’s novelty. It should be easy to get used to if you are a decent gamer. If you suck at video games or have very little patience though, then you may not get past the unique controls and probably get frustrated. There are occassional camera issues too, but not enough to take away from the huge amount of fun to be found in this game. The levels are challenging, which is a good thing, because you’ll be excited the first time you beat a level after a few fun attempts (mostly to learn where the different sized objects are), then you can go back to beat your high scores, get your cousins (alternate characters), and gifts (accessories for your character).Now, the good points are: great, smooth, colorful graphics; short load times; a weird soundtrack; several levels with changing time of day and seasons; lots of replay value; solid controls (after a.
Markus Egger –
This is a very entertaining game. The idea is still fresh, and there is a great sense of accomplishment when you finally get to a point where you roll up entire buildings, ships, and even islands. Especially rolling up things that used to be too large just a few minutes ago is very satisfying.I would easily give this a 5-star rating if it wasn’t for the controls. After a while, you figure them out and it kinda makes sense (think of your katamari as a tank or bob-cat with independently operated wheels on each side, rather than a ball), but it is just silly. Why not make the steering more intuitive?!? Even once you figure it out, you still keep wondering what they were thinking…
Valerie –
I’ve never played this game’s PS2 predecessors. I recently got a PSP and was looking for some fun games and a friend enthusiastically recommended “Me and My Katamari”.I’ve only played it for a day, and I have to say, I’m enthralled. The description my friend had given me wasn’t all that clear (but this game is admittedly not easy to describe), and the manual wasn’t much more helpful, but the game becomes instantly clear after a short tutorial: just push the ball around, make it roll over objects and end up with an appropriately sized and textured ball before time runs out.The concept seems deceptively simple. To be honest, after the tutorial, I wasn’t sure I would like this game. But it quickly grew on me. It’s addictive as hell, really. The levels apparently repeat themselves after a while, but this isn’t a game you play with an ending in mind, it’s just pure, temporary fun. It’s exactly the kind of game you grab when you have a few minutes to kill before having to leave the house, the kind you stick in your purse (or briefcase, or pocket) when you know you’ve got a long bus-ride ahead of you. It’s like Tetris, it doesn’t get old.And also, it’s just plain quirky. The basic concept is just ball-rolling, but it’s put into this bizarre context in which you play as a pint-sized Prince (whose head is shaped like a rolling pin), who needs to make katamaris (i.e. balls) of the right size and texture in order for his giant father, the King (a flamboyant character if there ever was.
Brian –
This is tremendous fun, and especially nice now that the price has dropped to under $20! I paid $35.Anyway, the control is a little harder than on PS2, but it really isn’t bad, just different. All the charm, presents, music and cousins are here!
KZack –
The case and booklet look amazing, the game runs like and dream and the shipping was fast! Thank you!
AntoninaGorczany –
Exactly what I wanted. Fun game and looms brand new, in great shape :)
Faiface –
I’m a Katamari fan and this game has been really fun so far. I enjoy the animal and beach islands theme.The only thing I (and everyone else I’m sure) have issues with is the controls. It’s not the same using buttons instead of analogue sticks, and using the thumb nub for the left hand is still sort of awkward because on my Psp Slim it’s so flat. I have to remind myself not to jam my thumbs so hard on the Up and Triangle buttons for fear of breaking them, and regularly realize that I’ve tilted my psp away from me while playing.
IsmaelHamill –
agradable servicio, el producto en buen estado , y el servicio de paqueteria extraordinario, seguire realizando mas compras, pero solo si me siguen ofreciendo este servicio de paqueteria y no el otro (DHL)
KaiDragonZ –
fun fun fun! the control on PSP is a bit awkard at first…but it still works well!grrrr I failed 4 times in the 2nd stage! it’s fun, addicting and HARD!