Beautiful Katamari - 360 Demo

I know, I know, another demo? I'm sorry but Xbox can't stop giving me demo's to play, so I'm going to keep playing them until one of these damn games comes out to buy or rent! If you don't know what a Katamari is then... you are out of luck! Really though it doesn't matter what a Katamari is, or if you haven't played the first game... or the second... on the PSP version, none of that matters. All that matters is that this is the most addictive game I have ever played, and I played Halo 2 online for 2 years straight! I have canceled dates because of this game, I have gotten into fights with my Girlfriend because of this game, I have stayed up when I knew I had to work really early the next morning just to play one more level!

You know that commercial where the guy falls down a hill and just starts bumping into stuff and the stuff sticks with him getting bigger and bigger until it's picking up cars and finally hits a building? Well that's what Katamari is and they totally stole the idea from that commercial from this game series. In Katamari you play the Price of the Cosmos, and depending on the story, you need to roll up stuff to make other stuff... so the story doesn't really matter either! Who cares about why you have to do it, just that it's so much fun to roll crap up and get your Katamari bigger and bigger until you can pick up people and houses and such.

In the demo you get to play one level that looks to be advance since the starting Katamari is pretty big, you have two minutes to roll up stuff... that's it! Download it, play it, and see what the hell I'm talking about. Like all the demo's it gives you some selling points of the game, and for the Xbox 360, there will be online multi-player. This could be fun depending on what it is and if there are more than one game choice. With the price tag of 39.99 there's really no reason not to get this game and play it for all it's worth. If you do get it, send a email to ReviewingtheWorld@gmail.com and I'll send you my gamer tag so that we can play online. And yes there will probably be more Demo news in the future! Oh and I've included a thumbnail of the Price of the Cosmos, that I found if anyone wants it for an Avatar.

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PaRappa the Rapper - PSP

PaRappa The Rapper

As the cover states, "The Classic Returns!" and with nothing new to offer. When I saw a PaRappa game for the PSP I was quick to jump at it, having been a fan of the series and it's off-shoot Um Jammy Lammy. Little did I know that "Classic" also meant "Nothing New". This was literally the same game I played back in 1997 on the original Playstation... I was disappointed to say the least. Granted I still played through it and it still had it's moments and songs that I will always enjoy, but I was looking for tricks up the sleeves the whole time and found none. It would have been nice for a company that had three hits doing this type of rhythm game to do an up date of the series and why not on the PSP? Graphically it's far superior to the Playstation and PS2, and since the game play is so simple a portable version is actually a great idea. But don't sell me the same game twice, because now if you do make a new version I won't buy it and I won't care. I would be ashamed of myself if I was on the programing team. "You want me to re-program a game I made 10 years ago?... Okay!" I hope that's not how it went down, but you never know. Graphics were starling good and that's about all I can say for this game. SCORE 5.5

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