Google celebrates Tokyo Olympics with 16-bit-inspired Doodle game
nme.comGoogle is celebrating both Japanese culture and sports with a unique interactive Doodle.Playable on any browser on desktop or mobile, Doodle Champion Island Games is the largest and most in-depth interactive Doodle created yet, complete with anime cutscenes created by Japanese animation company Studio 4°C.As Lucky the calico, players arrive on an island celebrating a festival with a series of 16-bit-inspired sports-themed mini-games.
There’s seven in total, each based on a real events in the Tokyo Olympics: table tennis, archery, skateboarding, climbing, rugby, artistic swimming, and marathon.For an even more competitive spirit, players can also choose a team to join at the start, each represented by an animal mascot – Ushi the cow in Blue,.
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