File:Kata27.jpg

A screenshot of "Make A Star" mode from the Japanese version of Katamari Damacy. The katamari is the large clump of objects taking up most of the center of the screen. In the corners of the screen, the interface shows the katamari's current average diameter (4 meters, 84 centimeters), the goal (30 meters), the time remaining (under 9 minutes), and the most recent object picked up (a streetlight post).

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• Namco has not released any screenshots to the public domain
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