Gunstar Super Heroes – Review  Minna Daisuki Katamari Damacy
(Everybody Loves Katamari Damacy) had the gall to profess the
gaming community's affection for its predecessor in cheekily
explicit terms. But whilst Treasure have chosen to simply add a
"Super" in the title of their eagerly awaited sequel, they'd be
well within their rights to follow suit and call it Everybody
Loves Gunstar Heroes..  Because everybody does, right? At least,
anyone with memories of the 16-bit original must. A feast of
fast-paced, visually sparkling entertainment, even today
Treasure's debut title stands as a benchmark for inventive side-
scrolling shooters. It went out of its way to entertain and
surprise any gamer willing to give it their attention, and, if
their loyal fan base is anything to go by, left most wide-eyed
in wonderment at the frighteningly talented new studio. With two
players enjoying it side-by-side, the game reached new heights
in a legendary multiplayer mode that is arguably still the most
accessible and enjoyable