" Clump Spirit") is a third-person puzzle-action video game that was published and developed by Namco for the PlayStation 2 video game console. Join our Facebook group for discussion and bonus content: /groups/thevgmbassyįollow The VGMbassy on Twitter: out the Instagram account for artsy-fartsy game-related images: here or find us on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, or your favorite podcast app!ġ – “Que Sera Sera” from Katamari Damacy (PS2, 2004) Composed by Charlie Kosei, Asuka Sakai, and Natsuki IsakiĢ – “Wanda Wanda” from Katamari Damacy (PS2, 2004) Composed by Yu Miyakeģ – “DISCO★PRINCE” from We Love Katamari (PS2, 2005) Composed by Kenji Ninuma, Hiroshi Okubo, and Yu MiyakeĤ – “KuruKuru Rock” from We Love Katamari (PS2, 2005) Composed by Illreme and Kazumi Nikaidoĥ – “Katamari on the Funk” from Me & My Katamari (PSP, 2005) Composed by Yu Miyake and Naoki Toyama, Vocals Performed by Katamari Soul Trains (Benny Diggs, John James, Lisa Fisher, Nick Richards, Kevin Owens and Paulette McWilliams)Ħ – “Jesus Island” from Me & My Katamari (PSP, 2005) Composed by Yu Miyakeħ – “Bless My Stars” from Beautiful Katamari (Xbox360, 2007) Composed by Akitaka Tohyama and Lan Lan SuzukiĨ – “Katamari Dancing” from Beautiful Katamari (Xbox360, 2007) Composed by Yoshihito Yano and Kimio Yudate, Vocals by Takashi Utsunomiya featuring Hidemi Yamamoto and the Katamari Chorus Corpsĩ – “Katamari On The Funk (Senor Coconut’s ‘Katamambo!’ remix)” from Katamari Forever (PS3, 2009) Remixed by atom™ (aka: Senor Coconut, aka Uwe Schmidt) and Norbert Kraemer, Composed by Naotaka Higashiyama and Yu Miyakeġ0 – “Everlasting Love + You” from Katamari Forever (PS3, 2009) Composed and Remixed by Akitaka Toyama, Lyrics by Akitaka and Juri Toyama, Vocals by Leah Dizon with additional Chorus by ASHLAYġ1 – “Jupiter Dub No.Katamari Damacy ( 塊魂, lit. Thanks to our supporting Patreon patrons, who help make this show possible: Mike Stark, Muddle MADness, Ryan Steel, Bedroth, Chris Murray, Cameron Chiles, David Parrish, Michael Bridgewater, Chris Myers, Donovan Orofino, Voltz Supreme, Harold Howard, Ben “The Diad” Dishman, Chris Steenerson, Dan Laughton, Jordan Werme, Cameron Werme, Kung Fu Carlito, Scott McElhone, and Alex “The Messenger” Messenger.
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#QUE SERA SERA KATAMARI LYRICS SERIES#
What seems like a simple concept captured the attention of gamers all around the world, and the series quickly became popular. The game casts the player as the diminutive Prince, rolling a sticky ball around the landscape, collecting objects to become bigger and bigger.
#QUE SERA SERA KATAMARI LYRICS PS2#
The colorful and innovative Katamari Damacy was released on the PS2 in 2004.
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