The sequal to Katamari Damacy, and just as much a mind drug too.
Gameplay.
Its just like the first game, not much different, but now there are more new levels (instead of the 3 main ones in expanded form). There are also a few new challenges with underwater and the flaming katamari too. But its still, just like the first game, if you've played that, you just use the left and right analog sticks together at the same time to move the katamari. after a few tries, you get used to it. The major new advantage is co-op play, and being able to play as different cousins (while no realy benefit in one cousin or antoher, just makes ppl happy). Still, you could do co-op in the first, if you and a friend just each took part of the controller, so its still technically nothing too new here.
Graphics.
an improvement from the original. then again, these graphics aren't supposed to be stellar, but they certainly go with the game.
Sound.
the sound effects are a little better this time around, even if all the terror screams sound alike. But the big new advantage here is the music. while equally as annoying as some of the tracks last game, now you're free to choose what song you want to be played as you roll away, something I am very happy about because I cannot stand a few of those songs. Then again, I once again bought the soundtrack...
Value.
There are more challenges this time around, and the million rose challenge can keep you occupied for months to get. Of course, there alwyas high scores to be broken. the major thing i missed from the original was the eternal mode (unlockable there), but here, nonexist.
My Tilt.
This game is still cool, and will end up one of my fav PS2 games of all time. Theres no logical reason to not play this, if you have a PS2, get thsi game, its cheap.