In terms of structure, this TGS demo and the magazine demo are very similar.(As a reminder, the retail demo has its own entirely unique level that’s wholly different from this demo and the magazine demo that’s also well worth checking out if you’re a fan.) Still, it is a level that was made specifically for demo purposes and can’t be played in the final retail game. The level used in this disc was later reused for the magazine demo. Contrary to what I had previously thought, this demo doesn’t contain a wholly unique level per se.

Here’s a brief breakdown of the actual demo contents compared to the other two discs: Chronologically speaking, this is, to my knowledge, the earliest publicly available demo for Katamari Damacy by several months compared to the other two demos, so if you’re one for documenting the series’ history, in terms of playable content you can get without breaking into Namco, this is probably as early as you’re going to get. Previously, I’ve dumped a demo that was released through Japanese game magazine Dengeki Playstation, as well as one that was distributed only to Japanese retailers. Hopefully to make up for it, I’ve got some good news: I finally got my hands on one last Japanese demo disc for Katamari Damacy, the one that Namco gave to the public during TGS 2003, and it’s up for you to check out right now!įor those of you not already in the know, that makes this the third such demo for Katamari Damacy I’ve uploaded to this blog. I know it’s been about a year since this blog last got updated with any new drops. Release: Katamari Damacy TGS 2003 Demo (SLPM-60213)

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