Namco recently revealed a new website for Katamari Damacy 2. Across the top is a new title: Minna Daisuki Katamari Damacy, which translates to "Everyone Loves Katamari Damacy". Very few other details are revealed, other than a handful of new screen shots and a "Spring 2005" release date for Japan.

Katamari Damacy was perhaps the biggest cult title of the past year, propelled by positive reviews and word of mouth. In Katamari Damacy, you were tasked by the King of the Cosmos (who was a lush in the Japanese version; he became simply eccentric in the US) to create a new set of stars, since the good King had accidentally misplaced the old ones. Doing so involves pushing around a Karamari ball, rolling larger and larger objects into its mass.