I'm exhibiting my talent for choreographed dancing in a shark costume, obviously. Here's a video of us performing at a talent show in that very gym. were able to play, compete, and grow closer with these doodles.Īs a personal touch, the setting of this particular "event" was inspired by another place I used to spend a lot of time with my brothers – our elementary school gym. To my great joy, over one billion games were played on the Google homepages in this four-day interactive doodle run. (Besides this basketball game, there're doodles for hurdles, slalom canoe, and soccer/football.) With each game presenting an opportunity to share your high score, I'm sure quite a few brothers, sisters, friends, etc.
) With each game presenting an opportunity to share your high score, I'm sure quite a few.
(In fact, collaborator Marcin Wichary even wired up these doodles with the then newly released Gamepad API, allowing users to mash actual buttons.) (Besides this basketball game, there're doodles for hurdles, slalom canoe, and soccer/football.
The good ol' fashion button mashin' of my youth was no small part of the inspiration for the 2012 Summer Games interactive doodles. What Doodle Fruit Games are there?Īt the time of writing, there are seven different games: coconut BMX, apple water polo, blueberry golf, lemon swimming, grape hurdles (riding a spider, natch), pineapple tennis, strawberry running.With the addition of a video game console in our home, my brothers and I used to spend as many hours playing sports in front of the tv as we did outside. It's worth noting that this only works on mobile devices: if you click on the Google Doodle on your PC's browser, you'll be taken through to Google's actual coverage of the Rio 2016 Games.
If you're on Android, you might find yourself just looking on the G Google logo in Google Now – tap on that G to enter the search page proper, and you'll see the Doodle to tap to start playing. This Google Doodle changes regularly, but at the time of writing, it shows a lemon, ready for the lemon swimming game. The Google Doodle is the changing graphic that Google places above the search box on its home page, and something you'll find when you click through on the Google app too. The Fruit Games might not be immediately obvious, as you have to tap on the Google Doodle to get to them.
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