Everything from Dilbert to Pac-Man has shown up in Google's legendary doodles. Here are a few of the most notable throughout the years.
White logo - First appeared April 2010
Google's colourless doodle is like a flag at half-mast - a sign of mourning. This doodle first appeared on the Google Poland homepage in April 2010, mourning the death of President Lech Kaczynski.
Pac-Man - May 21, 2010
This doodle, designed to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the classic arcade game Pac-Man, was fully interactive and playable. That's right: Visitors could play Pac-Man on the Google search page - all 255 levels, in fact. Naturally, once workers discovered this little toy, productivity plummeted as offices across the nation were filled with 'waka-waka-waka'. If you missed it, don't worry: You can still play Google's Pac-Man.
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Guest said: um Googles co-founder is Larry Page Not Ellison I think you are thinking of Oracel -
ikosuave said: wow this item very cool and very attractive
Prof. Doodles said: This pictures looks great every picture has a meaning and that is amazed me most
Mr. America said: susuno I agree with that one even just a small part world will see what is the best in your country by google doodle
sushuno mikasawa said: Google doodle its cool you can create a images like you just represent where country have beeni really like most in google doodle is the Girls day in japan
Global Google said: Its a pity Google didnt put the Katsushika Hokusai doodle out globallyUnless there was some kind of global rights issue of course