Google Unveils a Katamari Damacy Hidden Easter Egg
Google is known for implementing playful easter eggs into its search engine and the latest shines a spotlight on Katamari Damacy. When typing in certain words, it prompts minigames or animations. The new easter hud is a build-in minigame when users look up the word "Katamari," which is a game series that first launched on the PlayStation 2.
The game invites players to roll everything on the page and turn it into a virtual ball. To begin, users click on the Katamari ball icon that is found on the right side of the screen. The game is played then by using the keyboard's arrow keys when on a desktop or laptop. When on a mobile device, players are to roll it around with their fingers.
Image Credit: Engadget, Google
The game invites players to roll everything on the page and turn it into a virtual ball. To begin, users click on the Katamari ball icon that is found on the right side of the screen. The game is played then by using the keyboard's arrow keys when on a desktop or laptop. When on a mobile device, players are to roll it around with their fingers.
Image Credit: Engadget, Google
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