"Nobody really understands Katamari Damacy. All anyone knows about it is that it's quirky, probably drug-induced, adorable and definitely fun. And now, it's coming to Sony's Playstation Vita. Want to see a teaser for it? I can do that for you!"

gamepodunk via www.gamepodunk.com »

Bring the real life Katamari experience to your own backyard. Head over to Costco and pick yourself up a Jumbo Fun Ball and start your own crap-collecting adventure. Giant magnet not included.

cookiebatch via thekartel.com »

Katamari Forever (known as Katamari Damacy Tribute in Japan), a game exclusive for the PlayStation Network seems to be more than just a remake. The game is said to include a new coloring mode. The details are unknown at the moment, but the game will be releasing later this year so look forward to it.

shakattack via www.ps3center.net »

In a recent interview with kooky Katamari director Keita Takahashi, he revealed many interesting points about ... well ... everything! He is sick of Katamari Damacy, he fears that the apocalypse is near, he wants to go travelling one day, and he hopes for a "one console future".
In short, the man is a genius!

(go to source for full interview)

Miss Razz via au.gamespot.com »

Game Daily has listed and noticed ten games that may not mean to be creepy, but when you get into the little details, you might think, "What the heck is this?" and feel a weird chill run up your spine. Or not. Nonetheless, go to the source to read the list. Most you may not heard of,(at least I haven't) but when you read the 'Creepy Factor' you'll understand. Games range from Flatout to Carnival Games and All-Pro Football.

Synergized via www.gamedaily.com »

"Xbox 360 and PS3 aren't the only places Katamari Damacy will be collecting junk. Bandai Networks announced a mobile entry in the series, Katamari Damacy Mobile, for Japanese iMode series 904i phones this June.

The big catch with this version of the game is its unique method of control. Bandai Networks is making use of a new software technology called GestureTek EyeMobile to make your phones capable of detecting tilt and vibration via the built in camera. Thanks to this technology, you'll b..."

Chaos Swordsman via wireless.ign.com »