I recommend using bookmarking the hack so that you can turn it on casually whenever you feel like spicing up you’re browsing experience. I should warn you that if you’re using a slow computer, you might notice some lag time. You can change the number of objects that can potentially stick to the Katamari to a maximum of nine-thousand different objects. The Katamari will pop up somewhere on your screen and will start moving towards your mouse wherever you start clicking the right mouse-button.Įvery individual “object” it rolls over will stick to your Katamari and as it rolls over more things, just like in the game, it will start to get bigger and bigger.

You might want to consider turning off the sound too since the musical loop is only about twenty seconds long and will drive you nuts unless you like incessant Japanese childrens’ voices. A little panel pops up that lets you change a few settings, like color of the Katamari, and the number of objects that will stick to it. The hack turns everything, pictures and text, on whatever webpage you might be on, into seperate objects. The hack turns any webpage that you might be on, into a simulated Katamari game. ANYWAY, what this post is really supposed to be about is this really cool hack inspired by the game brought to you by.

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