I am addicted to Katamari Damacy. Donnie is, the kids are, and I think Dee will think about it and want to play it more after tonight. This game is WEIRD. You have a ball and roll up all things on earth in an ascending size.... going from tacks, to lipsticks, to socks, to chickens, signs, people, and even buildings after a while. The entire thing is trippy, weird, and if you please the King he spits out a royal rainbow at you. If you don't he berates you for a long time with a thunderstorm and strange oddly translated Japanese insults. Thanks alot SPU, your causing us all to waste alot of time rolling a ball around the world. Here is the story from a website, You gotta check out this game!
The King of All Cosmos accidentally destroys all the stars in the sky one night. The different versions of the game do not offer the same explanation for why he did this—the original Japanese release states that he was drunk, but this was omitted from the US release. He sends his son, the Prince (who is five centimeters tall), to Earth to gather material with which to reconstruct the galaxy.
To gather this material, the Prince pushes around his katamari, a magical ball capable of sticking to anything of a certain volume or less relative to itself that it rolls over or into. Initially, the katamari can only pick up tiny items, such as loose change, thumbtacks, and ants. As it accumulates objects and becomes covered with a variety of items, it can pick up increasingly larger items, such as fruit, milk cartons, small animals, children, cars, houses, stadiums, office buildings, rainbows, clouds, and sperm whales.
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