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.: July 6, 2005.: September 20, 2005.: February 2, 2006.: February 6, 2006,Mode(s),We Love Katamari, (Stylized as We ♥ Katamari), known in Japan as Minna Daisuki Katamari Damacy, (: みんな大好き塊魂,: Minna Daisuki Katamari Damashī, lit. Everyone Loves Katamari Damacy) is a developed and published by for the. It was released in Japan on July 6, 2005, in North America on September 20, 2005, and in Europe on February 2, 2006. It is the to the previous year's,.

This is the last game in the series that had involvement with the series creator. Main article:The official soundtrack album (catalog number COCX-33273) for the game was released in Japan on July 20, 2005. The soundtrack consists of eighteen songs from Namco composers, Hideki Tobeta, Asuka Sakai, Akitaka Tohyama, Yuri Misumi, Katsuro Tajima, Yoshihito Yano, Tomoki Kanda, and Jun Kamoda.Japanese artist is prominently featured in the game's soundtrack, performing an version of the series theme “Katamari on the Rocks”, both with and without lyrics.There is a tribute to the original Katamari Damacy game on the soundtrack, titled 'Sunbaked Savanna'. The song is a medley containing many of the songs found in the original game using animal noise samples as the instrumentation.Another tribute can be heard in the song 'DISCO★PRINCE' with a short clip from “The Moon and the Prince”. Both songs were performed by Kenji Ninuma, one of only two returning performers from the original game.Reception ReceptionAggregate scoresAggregatorScore86.65%86/100Review scoresPublicationScoreA− (8.5/10)8/108.17/109/108.5/10B+8.4/10GameZone8.6/108/10We Love Katamari was met with positive reception upon release.

Gave it a score of 86.65%, while gave it 86 out of 100. It sold over 116,000 copies in Japan by the end of 2005.gave the game all five stars and stated that 'The way the scale changes seamlessly is incredibly cunning with areas becoming accessible and later off-limits again according to the size of your flotsam-encrusted orb.'

Gave it a favorable review and stated that 'what's most important about We Love Katamari is that it represents a move in which Electronic Arts, the world's biggest games publisher, has been prepared to release a title that is new, entertaining, and ultimately original.' , however, gave it three stars out of four and stated that 'The new game is very much like the old, or I would give We Love Katamari four stars.' .

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The successful accomplishment of all activities in each area results in a “completed area.” Completing an area requires one or more days. Facebook named it the game of the year in 2016. Some activities impose a time delay on players; other activities result in players receiving awards of coins or boosters (I.e., shovels, bombs, bundles of dynamite, TNT, rainbow blasts) or both. With the exception of Area 1 Day 1, each day ends with a requirement for players to complete at least one level to advance to the next day or the next area.Reception More than 7.5 million people play Gardenscapes every day. As of April 2017, ZDNet estimated that Gardenscapes had been downloaded to Android devices more than 10 million times, ranking it #11 on the Android game download list, and had produced total revenue exceeding $150 million. Gardenscapes games.

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