As far as I can tell all cousins play the same as the prince as far as speed and maneuverability, the only difference is in the way they look. After collecting cousins in a level if you replay the level they will be back again and you will be able to collect them again. But it doesn't do you any good after you have already gotten them once. In each level there are also several presents hidden around.
They will look like boxes with a ribbon tied around them and some sort of wrapping. They are not normally in the path that you would take to beat a level, but not normally super hidden. In some levels they may be underneath something like a bridge you need to be a certain size to get, but in others they may just be up on a ledge that is slightly out of the way, but not difficult to get to.
After obtaining presents in a level as long as you finish and beat the level, just like when getting cousins, you will receive the present to wear. In the Princedom you can go to the big cake in the main area and select 3 presents you have collected to wear around on the Prince or one of his many cousins. None of these have any effect on you, but some of them look pretty awesome. I don't know much about the online play, but I assume it's like the two player versus in which you compete for a bigger Katamari under at time limit.
At the end of an online match cookies are awarded to the winner. Beautiful Katamari has the Co-op mode, first seen in We Love Katamari, in which you and a friend roll the same Katamari, but you each control only half of it. Namespaces Page Discussion. The main menu features the song Katamari Nah-Nah. The demo level contains a song called Katamari Dancing by Takashi Utsunomiya which is also the opening song.
The game was released in North America on October 16, , on October 18, in Japan and was released on February 29, in Europe.
According to the post, the PlayStation 3 version of "Beautiful Katamari"' was to feature support for the motion-sensing feature of the Sixaxis Wireless Controller. The post was removed at the request of Namco Bandai. Both versions of the game were stated to retain the dual analog control scheme of the PlayStation 2 Katamari games, and also include online play features. Designer Jun Moriwaki stated in April that while a Wii version of Beautiful Katamari was under consideration, difficulties are presented by the system's controller that must first be resolved.
On June 29, , IGN Nintendo editor-in-chief Matt Casamassina reported that according to unnamed sources close to Namco Bandai, the PlayStation 3 version of "Beautiful Katamari" had been cancelled due to porting issues and stalled PlayStation 3 sales, with resources being redirected towards the development of a Wii version. Namco Bandai was contacted for comment, but a statement was not returned in time for the publishing of the report. On the same day, Famitsu reported that "Beautiful Katamari" has been cancelled for the PS3 and is currently in development for the Wii and Xbox The box cover image for the Xbox version, released in late August , indicates that the game is exclusive to the Xbox On September 11, , Namco-Bandai's U.
Morikawa also suggested the same for the Wii. Namco released Katamari Forever , which shares some of its levels with "Beautiful Katamari", for PlayStation 3 in See list of Beautiful Katamari Achievements.
The demo sticks the player in a level with a 1m Katamari. Just as he did before, the King delegates this task to his son the Prince and his cousins, the unusually small Prince asked to roll up objects with a special sticky ball called a Katamari so that they can build new planets. Deliberately absurd, Beautiful Katamari has fun with its odd premise, the King of All Cosmos a particularly ridiculous character who is both incredibly condescending but eccentric enough that his harsh standards for decent Katamaris is more part of his personality than something disheartening.
He seems a bit loopy and distracted at times, not really malicious so much as flamboyant, airheaded, and perhaps oblivious to how putting his son on a giant pool table and firing meteors at him as punishment for failure could be seen as something less than proper motivation. Since so many different objects can appear on screen at once, many designs are kept simplistic, humans often having boxy shapes and objects lacking fine details.
Many things have bold, solid colors and basic shapes, objects reduced down into something recognizable but unable to really benefit from having greater graphical fidelity. When it comes to the core Katamari gameplay, Beautiful Katamari follows the series formula.
The ball is controlled with the two analog sticks, needing to be pressed in the same direction to effectively move the ball. You can move just one stick to position the Prince around the ball better, movement much faster and easier when rolling forward, but you can also wiggle the two sticks back and forth for a massive speed boost if you want to get somewhere even more quickly.
This can be used to overcome slopes, but the levels and physics both do a good job in ensuring you never get trapped in a valley or stuck in a tight space. Don't worry about trying to collect all the Cousins and Presents during a normal playthrough, go for them in Eternal Mode, it'll make your life a lot easier. Note that the Prince will not count towards the Cousins collection achievement.
This is because the Prince is part of the Royal collection, not the Cousins one. This is the tutorial level. All of the controls will be explained to you here, and when you're ready, you can start collecting the small objects. Mini Katamari Make a katamari that's 30cm or more! Due to the random nature of your starting position, getting to 33cm will either be manageable, or impossible.
There are two places that are good to start -. If you start in the shelving unit, after rolling downwards, head onto the table, where you'll be able to pick up a fair amount of small items. Then head to the outer edge of the room. Then you'll be able to start picking up more Playful Things as they're the target items. The front room has a lot of items that you'll be easily able to pick up.
If you can get to the 20cm target with about a minute to space, getting to 33cm is then straight forward. You'll want to go back into the back room, and up to the sink area to pick up all of the bigger items up there. Rolling around the floor in the back room is also worth doing at the 30cm mark too. You'll find that getting points on this level may take a couple of tries as you get used to the controls and mechanics of the game. You'll start this level in the Candy Shop.
When you get to 30cm, you'll be able to leave the Shop. There are two outside areas, the Picnic Area and the Po nd. The Picnic Area is directly outside the Candy Shop, and the Po nd area is up the ramp - there's a couple of food vendors up here.
There's another shop out here that you can enter, which is the Burger Shop. Your primary target is drinks, and fortunately, they come in all shapes and sizes, from small milk cartons to canned drinks and bigger.
You want to start off by getting some size first, by any means necessary. When you get to 30cm, you'll be told that you can leave the Shop, but before you do, do a sweep of both rooms again to get some more size. On the floor will be a number of bottled drinks you'll be able to grab. When you head outside, turn right and go straight over to the Burger Shop. Go through either door and then go about picking up everything you can on the floor. Then use the broomstick to get up to the grilling area, and clear that bit.
Roll over all of the counters, and you should have picked up the majority of the Burger Shop items. Then head out of the front door, and aim to get to 50cm within minutes. Start by trying to cover as much ground as possible, avoiding hitting things that are bigger than you.
Request x 3 Complete 3 Requests. You'll start in the Mansion in this level, and there are two rooms - the back room with the roulette wheel , and the front room.
Leaving the Mansion will take you to the Garden. Expensive items are anything that are deemed luxurious diamond rings, handbags or have monetary value gold bars, money and even cocktails. Fortunately, in this level, your starting position isn't really detrimental to you, but if you can start near the roulette wheel, you'll be in a better position to build some size very quickly in the form of sugar cubes and caramels.
Casino chips don't count as expensive items. The idea is to try and find some caramels or sugar cubes while the King is talking, as a stack of these will get you up to 6cm very quickly. Then get onto the back of the sofa, and collect all of the rings up here, go up onto the shelves as well to find some more rings and expensive items. You'll find that you'll be able to get a fair amount of size very easily. Stay in the back room, and sweep it a couple of items to collect as many items as you can.
The idea is that you don't come back into this room again, as if you get too big, you'll miss out on a lot of expensive items. Once you're around 30cm, go into the front room and sweep the floor a couple of times, but do not leave here, even when you're told you're able to.
Look to the wall that is all books. Here is a secret area with a large number of gold bars and a couple of diamonds. Collect all of these, both for size and for target items.
There is a hat tree next to one of the doors, knock it to collect all of the handbags. You'll now want to head outside and collect everything you can. Keep an eye on making sure that expensive items are number one in your collected items from the start menu. Because if it's not, you run the risk of missing out on the points, even if you get to 1m 35cm.
It wasn't too hard to get to 1m within 4 minutes. And by that point, getting the extra size for points won't be too difficult.
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