Saturday, May 22nd, 2010 marks the 30 year anniversary of when the Pac-Man video game was released. To celebrate this phenominal interactive computing milestone, Google has changed their homepage logo to an interactive one that you can play the Pacman game live, online and right from Google.com. Pretty Cool!

Google PAC-MAN 30th Anniversary Interactive Video Game Logo

Google PAC-MAN 30th Anniversary Interactive Video Game Logo

 
Watch a video of me wasting time playing Field Testing this interactive search engine feature:

 
OK, I never said I was very good at it… not yet anyway:D

 
Hummm, I wonder if Thumb Therapy is covered under workman’s comp???

 
Ms. PAC-MAN even makes an appearance in the Co-Op mode. To see her, all you have to do is hit the “Insert Coin” button twice and she appears to PAC-MAN’s left:

Google Logo: PAC-MAN 30th Anniversary Co-op with Mrs. PAC-MAN

PACMAN 30th Anniversary Co-Op version with Ms. PACMAN

 
Share your thoughts on Google.com PACMAN LogoWhat do you think of Google’s Interactive PAC-MAN Video Game Logo? Love it? Hate it? Think its the coolest logo ever or a complete waste of time? Feel free to share your thoughts.

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1 Comment

  1. Jack Heape

    I hated it. I hated the noise, the intrusion and the fact that it just would not stop. I think it was a very bad move on their part.