Katamari Damacy is the only game that can make me smile no matter what’s happening.

$20 was a steal for one of the best PS2 games, and I’m 100% fine with paying $30 for it now. I’d even pay $60. It’s worth it.

I’m not gonna lie, I’m much more excited about this than Smash :p

At the current rate of me clearing my backlog of non-played Steam games, I already have a life time supply of games.

With any luck, if the rerelease of the original on Switch sells well, they’ll port the second. Maybe someday, they’ll even make a new game. Maybe they’ll even make it good, unlike the one for Vita!

Keita Takahashi is a heckin’ legend. I think I remember a story where some higher-ups said Katamari was too simple and wanted him to add in new moves you could unlock or bosses to fight or something. He responded by removing more stuff and focused on just rolling stuff up.

And the soundtrack!! Oh GOD the soundtrack!! :D

So glad he moved those mountains. Kamatari as a series is one I love to go back to time and time again.

Why be surprised - It’s been, is, and always will be, the American way.

Why does it seem like the majority of sex games that get coverage are either gay or otherwise designed for people attracted to men?

I will for the NES games and cloud saves but I value $20 differently.

Will definitely pick this up on Switch when it drops. Perfect game to play for a little bit in bed before I fall asleep. Capitalism, ho!

Cute. Part of growing up is not commenting about things you know nothing about.

With a high enough pledge, they will put a pixel version of you in the book. I just did this and some weird dude with a camera dropped from the sky and took my picture. Fuzzy Pickles!

Thank you so much! =)

Peter needs to write more articles on Kotaku. Such good read.

Overcooked is out on Switch. It dropped yesterday, it’s $20, and if you own a Switch and haven’t had a chance to play this multiplayer cooking game, pick it up. You can play as a raccoon, which is pretty awesome, even if it is unsanitary.

And everyone’s mind was blown. And asked, “How could this have happened?”. And scratched their head at the sheer random nature of humanity, for if one could not predict this, what other surprises and horrors awaited us in the coming days?

Just like Bob Ross taught us

Different game, actually!