If you do not have any idea what Google Doodle looks like, take a closer look the next time when you use google to do an online search. Instead of the normal blue, the green, yellow, and red color logo of Google, sometimes you will notice there is another version of Google pop up.
This Google Doodle varies according to festive, event, memorial day- anything, from lunar eclipse to Thomas Eddison's birthday. Besides, sometimes the Google Doodles are simple games that fascinate us and we can’t get over it!
Here are some of the interesting and meaningful Google Doodles that have received numerous positive reviews worldwide:
1. 30th Anniversary of PAC-MAN (May 21, 2010)
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Generation Y and Generation Z should be familiar with this game.
PAC-MAN is clearly a good fit as a Google Doodle. You can play the games and be mesmerized by the simplicity of the old games works and how fun it is to direct the PAC-MAN for eating dots and chasing ghosts.
Click the link here to try it: 30th-anniversary-of-Pac-man
2. 44th Anniversary of the Birth of Hip Hop (August 11, 2017)
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Longing for a feel of a DJ? Check out the most interactive Google Doodle ever.
You can create your unique version of the hip-hop DJ mix by exploring this Google Doodle. You can mix samples from legendary tracks. It is easy to play with and entertaining enough for those hip-hop lovers. Music creators, don’t miss this chance to show off your creativity.
Click the link here to try it: 44th-anniversary-of-the-birth-of-hip-hop
3. Rubik's Cube (May 19, 2014)
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Now you can play Rubik’s Cube at any time and anywhere. Rubik’s Cube, originally known as Magic Cube, is invented by Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture Ernő Rubik in 1974.
It is a great mind teaser that helps to improve our concentration and focus. Now you can play Rubik’s Cube at any time and anywhere.
Check out the picture below for basic instruction and click the link below to have a play with it:
Click here to play: Play Rubik's Cube
4. International Women's Day 2017 (March 8, 2017)
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This Google Doodle features a little girl’s grandmother tells her a bedtime story about her favorite historical heroine.
In the little girl’s imagination, she met 13 remarkable women and take us along a journey for a visit from US journalist Ida Wells to Korean activist Lee Tai-young regardless of time and space.
Click here to read the story: international-women's-day-2017
5. 131st Anniversary of the Hole Puncher (November 14, 2017)
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Apart from glamorous events, popular festivals, and historical figures, Google Doodle also celebrates simple creations that have played a fundamental role in our life- Hole Puncher.
Google Doodle pays tribute to the German engineering by featuring this dancing paper waiting for the hole puncher to give its equally round eyes.
6. Thank You: Coronavirus helpers (April 18, 2020)
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Last but not least, these doodles are created as an appreciation for all healthcare front liners in combating the disease together. Google launch this series to recognize and honor many of those on the front lines in fighting COVID-19.
These are some of the Google Doodles that are interesting and deserved to be marveled at. The creativity, effort, and the meaning behind each and every Google Doodle unquestionably set apart Google from other search engines.
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