Game controller trick for Katamari Damacy

Via, this impressive game-controller trick to be used in Katamari Damacy for getting one million roses.

Why do I blog this? this is is a good expression of gamers’ creativity to achieve their game goals. I also like the idea of using additional artifacts to act on the game. The use of rubber bands is interesting. Would we see some people using a vaccuum cleaner to create huge bubble with the bubble toy in Nintendogs on the DS?

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4 Responses to “Game controller trick for Katamari Damacy”

  1. Laurent Says:
    January 13th, 2006 at 1:37 pm

    Hello world!

  2. Dakota Brown Says:
    January 18th, 2006 at 10:28 am

    A similar trick (a rubber band) was used in Final Fantasy 3 / VI for the SNES:

    http://www.absolute-playstation.com/api_walk/walkff6.htm
    -99 Levels in Only Days:
    Before getting on the raft at Lete River (in the Returner’s Hideout) go to CONFIG and make sure your cursor is set up for MEMORY. Once on the river go to the 1st save spot. Save your game and then go on until you’re offered a choice of either
    UP or LEFT. Choose UP and follow the loop around, fighting as usual. When fighting use the following attack sequence: Terra = fight Edgar = AutoCrossbow Banon = health Sabin = fight If you have a controller with autofire or rapid-fire, set it so the ‘A’ button is pressed over and over (you may need to use a rubberband or something to hold down the button. Now leave the game alone for a long time (come back once in a while to make sure you didn’t die or something). After a couple days you’ll be at level 99. NOTE: I don’t recommend leaving your SNES on for a couple days straight. It probably isn’t good for the machine or the game pak.

  3. nicolas Says:
    January 18th, 2006 at 12:43 pm

    wow thanks Dakota!

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