Talk:Me & My Katamari

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Picture: Hey can someone edit the picture for We Loce Katamari? The box art is different in America, you can find the photo at gamespot (I don't know how to edit photos. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Father Time89 (talk • contribs)

You may be mistaking the PS2 sequel for this PSP game. We ♥ Katamari is a separate game. --Thaddius 03:00, 2 February 2007 (UTC)

[edit] maximum size

"but once a player reaches around 4269 m, 83 cm, and 6 mm, the size of the katamari stops increasing, as there is nothing left to be picked up in the level."

This is not always true. Depending on which version of the final stage the player is randomly sent to, the maximum size will cap at about 4270 m, 4290 m, or 4296 m. Careful manipulation of what items to pick up and when can increase that size to about 4297 m 40 cm.

I know that is an extremely minor detail. 206.146.234.45 05:33, 11 August 2007 (UTC)