US EditionReview: To A T Is A Relentlessly Charming Children’s Game From Katamari Damacy Creator Keita Takahashi – Entertainium
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If there's something that Keita Takahashi succeeds, they're the generics of her games. After the fantastic 'Nana-nananananana-na Katamari Damacy!' literally plunged into my skull for the rest of my life, it's been a week since the song launching each episode of her new game to a T is looped in my caboche. Unfortunately, every time the DJ of my mind decides to launch 'Believe in yourself, you're the perfect shape!
Review: To A T Is A Relentlessly Charming Children’s Game From Katamari Damacy Creator Keita Takahashi – Entertainium
I confess up front, I’ve never actually played Katamari. I obviously know of it, the game series where you roll around gathering up everything in the environment into as big a ball as possible, in order to impress the King of All Cosmos. In the 20 years since Katamari Damacy launched, principal designer Keita Takahashi has worked on a variety of esoteric and novel games including Noby Noby Boy where players had to stretch “Boy” longer and longer…
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