Easter eggs from Google. The best Easter eggs from Google. Google has prepared an Easter egg for fans of games about Sonic the Hedgehog. If you google "Sonic the Hedgehog", Sonic will appear in the card. If you click on it, it will spin and then go into its own
| 26.04.2016
Each of us has heard about Easter eggs at least once. But in our post we will not talk about a real and edible attribute of the Easter holiday, but about a virtual “Easter egg” (popularly often simply called an Easter egg). What does it mean? The definition of the term is perfectly described in Wikipedia:
"Easter Egg" is a type of secret left in a game, film or software creators...
...Most often, to “receive” an Easter egg, a complex and/or non-standard set of actions must be performed, which makes accidental discovery unlikely or virtually impossible. The name comes from a popular family event in the United States and former British colonies, the egg hunt, usually held on the eve of Easter, in which participants must, with the help of clues, find as many Easter eggs (or other eggs) hidden around the area as possible. objects in the form of such eggs).
As you can see, an Easter egg is a kind of joke, a prank that developers hide in their products. Such secrets are found not only in programs, toys and films. Quite often, Easter eggs are found on websites and web applications. One of these sites is the well-known Google, which is very generous with various jokes - from petty pranks before hidden games. So, below are the most original Google Easter eggs, which you can see by clicking on the links * .
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Unfortunately, some Easter eggs may be removed over time, and there is nothing we can do about it.
The best Easter eggs from Google
Do a barrel roll
Dial in Google search the phrase do a barrel roll , and the page will rotate 360 degrees.
Askew
Another trick with the search page is to type the word askew to make it tilt.
Blink HTML
Once upon a time there was a tag in HTML
Bletchley Park
Bletchley Park, or Station X, is a mansion in the city of Milton Keynes in central England. During the Second World War, the main encryption unit of Great Britain was here - the Government School of Codes and Ciphers. There is a Google Easter egg dedicated to Bletchy Park: write bletchley park in the search bar and you will see how the Knowledge Graph deciphers the name.
What is the loneliest number?
What is the loneliest number? Ask Google: what is the loneliest number.
Zerg Rush
Large Zergling Army on Google! Write zerg rush in the search engine and fight.
Atari Breakout
You can play this popular arcade game on the page Google Images. Just type atari breakout.
Elgoog.im
Mirror Google exists! It is available at elgoog.im. On the page you will also find links to other interesting pages, such as Google Guitar (here you can play a virtual Google guitar), Google Terminal (imagine what Google would look like in the 80s), Google Snake (Snake game) and others.
Use the force, Luke
The request to use the force luke should be written on Youtube. As a result, the page takes on a slightly... drug-like appearance.
Dinosaur Google Chrome
Did you know that when you are not connected to the Internet, you can entertain yourself not only by playing solitaire, which is pre-installed on your computer? IN Google browser Chrome has an arcade toy hidden away. How to find her? A small dinosaur is displayed on the page announcing that there is no Internet connection. Press the space bar and the game will start. You need to jump over cacti by pressing the space bar. You can view this Easter egg by turning off the Internet.
If you found other Easter eggs on Google, please share them in the comments!
In addition to its main functionality, the Google search engine is also known a huge amount hidden Easter eggs. Some of them are widely known, but some users have hardly ever heard of.
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Before listing the most interesting Google Easter eggs, it’s worth remembering that not all of them may work in your region. Therefore, to be sure, it doesn’t hurt to use English version of Google.
Sonic The Hedgehog
For all fans of the game about the blue hedgehog. Enter in search " Sonic The Hedgehog » and under the pictures displayed on the right, click on small image Main character. The signature rotation will occur, and after that the picture will become animated.
Roll the dice
If you cannot choose one of the 6 various options or suggestions, then the request " roll a die "will help you make a fateful choice. We remind you that to use this Easter egg you must use English version of Google.
Game Tic Tac Toe
If you enter in the search bar « crosses and toes» or " tic tac toe ", then the familiar tic-tac-toe game will open to everyone. Some settings will be immediately available: You can play against Google itself at three difficulty levels or against your friend.
Game "Klondike" (Solitaire)
Using the request " solitaire » You can quickly and without unnecessary problems play the good old Klondike game. Just what fans of the famous card game need.
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Atari breakout game
A tribute to classic Atari games. Enter the phrase “ Atari breakout " and go to the tab " Images" A unique version of the legendary game from the cult studio will await us there.
Leaning search
If you enter the word “ askew
", then the search results page will appear skewed. This “Easter egg” can scare impressionable friends.
Festivus
Festivus is a native American parody holiday that portrays the traditional rituals and paraphernalia of Catholic Christmas in an absurd light. The symbol of this event was a bare metal pole, which can be seen next to the list of sites found by searching for the word « Festivus»
.
Easter egg for Starcraft fans
Starcraft fans can use the query " zerg rush
» watch how the zerg army destroys websites from the search results page. The strategy of instantly striking with cheap units, as gamers probably remember, was one of the simplest and most common in the game.
Enigma code
A demonstration of cipher decoding will appear on the screen if you enter “ betchley park
" - the place where the headquarters of the encryption unit was located.
Shall we toss a coin?
Can't make a choice but don't have a coin at hand? No problem, let's open it English version of Google, enter “ flip a coin
", guess "eagle" or "tails" and look at the results page. There is also an alternative to this Easter egg, which will open after searching " roll a die».
dreidel
Dreidel is a Jewish game similar to dice. Enter " play dreidel » and play directly in the search engine.
Hi all! I was recently scrolling through Twitter and came across a tweet from Google Russia. Google decided to remind you of its Easter eggs. I decided to see what was cooked there. Now I want to tell you! Everything is under cut...
1) Back to 1998.
So the first Easter egg takes us back to the past, namely to 1998. Exactly 1998 year Google was registered as a private company. In this way, Google is trying to show that they have always fought for simplicity. user interface. To see this with your own eyes in English version search engine enter the following " google in 1998", without quotes and the results will appear in the interface that you had search network in 1998.
2) Sweet Android surprises.
Many people know about this Easter egg, and Google is simply crazy about it! Back in 2010, in Android 2.3 Gingerbread, users could stumble upon an interesting Easter egg in the settings. It’s not clear what state the user had to be in to poke at the Android version, but there was a stoned dude who poked at the version and told the whole world. As I already wrote, to find an Easter egg you need to go to the settings of your phone and click on Android version.
- IN Gingerbread a zombie gingerbread appears and an Android figurine surrounded by zombies;
- IN Honeycomb(Android 3.0) an Android bee appears on the screen;
- Easter egg in Ice Cream Sandwich(Android 4.0) - this is Android in pixel art, if you hold your finger on it for a long time, then many of the same figures will fly across the screen;
- IN Jellybean Beans fly across the screen. And in KitKat an animated mosaic of pictures appears, indicating different versions Android.
3) Take me upstairs, Scotty.
To be honest, I didn’t understand what we were talking about. And I didn’t understand the explanation after. As Google puts it, this phrase is from the TV series Star Trek. I won’t lie, I haven’t seen the series and this is actually the first time I’ve heard about it. The phrase “Beam Me Up Scotty” is the starship captain’s signature address to the engineer and means that he needs to be transferred to the ship. To see this Easter egg with your own eyes, enter the following in the YouTybe search engine: “ Beam Me Up Scotty” without quotes and enjoy.
4) Surprise in a phone booth.
It’s hard to find, but it’s not necessary because there’s a link. I remember when I was little I watched the series “Doctor Who” on TV, I really liked it even more than the drug addicted “Pokimon”. Google simply could not pass by and prepared a surprise for us in London. If you walk around Google maps and go to the desired one telephone booth then you can find yourself in the Tardis - the time machine and spaceship of Doctor Who.
5) Pony.
Everyone likes ponies, from little girls to even brutal bikers. Google realized this. Now there are ponies on Hangouts. True, they only live in the desktop version. We can only hope that ponies will come to our smartphones. To see cute ponies you need to type the following in the message box " /ponystream" without quotes and scream with joy.
6) Search games.
Google's favorite destination. How all companies love to make users nervous, but Google loves to make people happy. Below are some search jokes:
- If you enter in the search engine “ Do A Barrel Roll" without the quotes, this will cause the search page to do a "barrel". Even my IQ of 11 points does not allow me to understand what a “barrel” is.
- Enter this " Tilt" without quotes and you'll get a lopsided page. I didn’t notice right away, I’m blind.
- Typing the following phrase "blink HTML" without quotes causes the words "blink" and "HTML" to blink. I don't know what else to say, it's cool.
- This phrase “Atari Breakout” without quotes includes the famous arcade game in the image search. This is probably a publicity stunt. No, they just want to capture our minds.
7) Unicorns!
At first I thought it was cute that Google liked ponies. But now it's Google's craze. Or maybe some of Google’s shareholders are cute ponies, so they advertise themselves in every way. To see this Easter egg you need to go to the site Google Play and click search. It will automatically search for the word unicorns.
8) Fibonacci sequence.
I have already spoken about my “high” iq, but I don’t know who this Fibonacci is. I hope you know and tell me in the comments. In short, if you enter the following phrase “Fibonacci” in YouTube search without quotes, you will learn about Fibonacci numbers and the golden ratio from the animation.
9) German beatbox.
You've probably heard and seen a lot about this; I'll just give one example.
You need to install translation from German to German and enter the following sequence letters: pv zk pv pv zk pv zk kz zk pv pv pv zk pv zk zk pzk pzk pvzkpkzvpvzk kkkkkk bsch.Next click on the speakers to listen. The people have accumulated a lot of them. If you know more sequences, write in the comments.
10) Greetings from California.
If you wander onto the Google campus in Mountain View, you can see the team Google Maps complete with a “We Love Street View” poster.
And that's all! Bye!
I'll show you Google jokes and hidden Google Easter eggs.
1. Shuxia
If you go to the Chinese Google page at google.com.hk/intl/zh-CN/landing/shuixia, then the page elements will begin to fall into the water like fish.
Possible in search bar enter various queries and press Enter, then your queries will fall from the sky and drown in water.
2. Atary Breakout game
If you type “atari breakout” in a search on the Google website in the pictures section, then all the pictures will be lined up in tiles and you can play the game Image Breakout (aka Arkanoid).
3. How many horns does a unicorn have?
To get the obvious answer, type “the number of horns on a unicorn” in a Google search, and you can get the answer on a calculator. This is so difficult to calculate.
4. Back to Google's Past
If you type “google in 1998” in a search on the Google.ru page, then we will see what the search engine looked like in 1998.
5. Google beat-box
For Google to beatbox, you need to: Google translator at translate.google.com enter “pv zk pv pv zk pv zk kz zk pv pv pv zk pv zk zk pzk pzk pvzkpkzvpvzk kkkkkk bsch”
Here's an example of how it worked before.
This joke doesn't work in 2015.
6. Do a barrel roll
If you type “Do a barrel roll” in a search on the Google website, the results page will make a “barrel”. This phrase is a 4chan meme and is a universal answer to all questions. Like our question of what to do and his answer to take off your pants and run.
This phrase originally comes from the Nintendo 64 game Star Fox.
7. Tilt
If you type “tilt” in a Google search, the results page will tilt.
The same thing will happen if you type askew in Google search engine.
8. Zerg Rush
If you type “zerg rush” in a search on the Google website, the page with the results will be attacked and gradually eaten up in small letters o. And after the victory they will collect the word GG.
9.Recursion
If you type “recursion” in a search on the Google website, then Google will ask again, maybe you meant recursion, if you click on recursion, then Google will still ask again, maybe you meant recursion. And it will continue like this endlessly. The point is that recursion is a function calling itself. A situation where an object is part of itself.
10. Head in the refrigerator
If you type 241543903 in a search engine, you will see people who stuck their heads in the refrigerator. One day, 1 person took such a photo with that name (these numbers are the number on his refrigerator), he encouraged people to take such photos with that name, and that’s where it all went from there.
11. Ban robots from killing Larry Page and Sergey Brin
http://google.com/killer-robots.txt
User-Agent: T-1000
User-Agent: T-800
Disallow: /+LarryPage
Disallow: /+SergeyBrin
This is a joke on the theme of the future, so that the terminators T-1000 and T-800 do not touch the creators of Google Larry Page and Sergey Brin. Usually in robots.txt it is written where you can enter search robots and scan the contents and where not to. Need to search pages and the content was scanned and displayed in search results, and so that the names of the pictures or configuration files sites were not scanned and were protected.
12. Google Gravity
For it to work funny Google Gravity, visit the page Google settings search engine. And put never in the live search item and click save below.
Now, when you type Google Gravity into a search engine with live search disabled, all the elements of the page fall down.
Any element can be thrown in any direction, and you can type any words into the search bar and press Enter, then these searched words will fall into a heap.
You can also get this joke even with live search enabled, to do this you need to open Google page Gravity at mrdoob.com/projects/chromeexperiments/google-gravity.
13. loneliest number
If you type in the Google search engine the loneliest number in English, the loneliest number, then they will show us the loneliest number in the world.
14. how many parrots are there in a boa constrictor?
If you forgot the cartoon 38 parrots, here it is good way remember him.
15. Google Doodles
Google doodles at google.com/doodles are dedicated to various holidays and unusual days. These are Google logos in the style of a holiday of a particular day.
16. Let it snow Google
If you type let it snow in the Google search engine, it will snow, which will eventually drizzle on your monitor and you can write any symbols and words on it with the cursor. Then you can click Defros to return the view regular page Google search engine.
Most likely this only works on New Year's days.
You may also be interested in other lessons on Google:
There are many Easter eggs and mini-games hidden in the Google search engine. We'll talk about the most interesting ones (most of them work only if in the settings Google products you will select English).
If you enter “solitaire” in the search bar, you can play solitaire
And if you try to search for “tic tac toe”, Google will offer you to play this mini-game.
Want some more unconventional game? Spin a dreidel, a spinning top that Jewish children play with during Hanukkah.
Need to make an important decision? Ask Google to flip a coin for you...
or roll the dice.
If you enter the word “askew” into the search bar, the page will appear a little crooked.
If you try to search for the word “anagram”, Google will ask if you meant “nag a ram” (an anagram of that word).
Are you good at programming? Try Googling the term “recursion,” which refers to a function calling itself. The search engine will ask if you meant "recursion". Click on the suggested option... get it?
Google “what sounds does a dog make” (or any other animal). You can listen to sounds.
Want to learn something new? Ask Google for an interesting fact. To do this, you need to enter “fun facts” in the search.
If you want to know the answer to the ultimate question of life and the universe and you search for “the answer to life, the universe, and everything,” Google will show you a calculator with the number 42. This is a reference to Douglas Adams’ book “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.”
If you Google “Conway’s game of life”, an interesting animation will appear on the right side of the screen. This is a reference to a game invented by British mathematician John Conway in 1970.
By the way, about games. If you type “Super Mario Bros” into Google, a cube with a question mark will appear in the game information card, just like in the Mario series. If you click on it, a coin will fly out of the cube with a characteristic sound.
Google has prepared an Easter egg for fans of games about Sonic the Hedgehog. If you google "Sonic the Hedgehog", Sonic will appear in the card. If you click on it, it will spin and then go into its super form.
If you Google “zerg rush,” the screen will be attacked by hordes of “O” letters that will eat up the search results. This is a reference to the attack strategy of the Zerg race from the StarCraft series of games.
You can make the search engine rotate 360 degrees by typing “do a barrel roll.”
If you google “Pacman”, Google will suggest you play this game. This opportunity first appeared on Pac-Man's 30th anniversary in 2010.
Go to image search and enter “Atari breakout”. You will be able to play the classic game Breakout.
If you're still caught up in the fidget spinner craze of 2017, Google this toy. You can simply spin it or play “ ” (to do this you need to enter google birthday surprise spinner).
Google has useful features for musicians. Enter “metronome” into a search engine and tune this instrument to the desired rhythm.
Enter the question “Is Google down” into a search engine and you will get the answer “no”.
Turn off Wi-Fi and run a search engine. A window will appear with a picture of a small dinosaur and the message “Cannot connect to the Internet.” If you press Space, a game will start on the page in which you will have to jump over cacti as a dinosaur.
