   Clearly the most awesomest Google logo to date
(check out the "insert coin" button)   
  All HTML5.   ;  I love these google guys. If they ran for the precidency I'd vote for them. (if I was n.american of course!)   ;  I was very surprised, impressed, and subsequently ignored my work when i discovered this at 4pm today.Easily the coolest Google logo I've ever seen, as I wasted about an hour playing it.   ;Quote:Original post by AntheusAll HTML5.I wish. That would be awesome. It's actually just programmed using divs and such with &#106avascript. If you have firebug or something installed you can watch it update all the divs.If you hit insert coin twice as described in the blog post you can play 2 player.   ;Quote:Original post by AntheusAll HTML5.You're not the first person to say this, but I don't understand what's so HTML5 about this. It's good old-fashioned DHTML as far as I can see, with an HTML element for each part of the game that's being moved around the page with JavaScript. Here's one from 1997, for example.   ;Quote:Original post by benryvesQuote:Original post by AntheusAll HTML5.You're not the first person to say this, but I don't understand what's so HTML5 about this.It's not Flash. It's not about Google or Pacman, but is an advertisement for interactive capabilities beyond typical web 2.0 stuff, something that in popular opinion is reserved for Flash, which is what is still de-facto tool for this type of applications.   ;Quote:Original post by AntheusQuote:Original post by benryvesQuote:Original post by AntheusAll HTML5.You're not the first person to say this, but I don't understand what's so HTML5 about this.It's not Flash. It's not about Google or Pacman, but is an advertisement for interactive capabilities beyond typical web 2.0 stuff, something that in popular opinion is reserved for Flash, which is what is still de-facto tool for this type of applications.I'd say "HTML5" would be the canvas element for the graphics and the audio element for the sound effects. As this stands it's mid-90s DHTML for the graphics and Flash for sound; hardly an advertisement for anything, really!   ;  the more you play the slower it runs even in chromium.Its not HTML 5. Its just more crap from google, yawn.If &#106avascript becomes the standard for doing vector graphics I'm going to shoot myself.   ;Quote:Original post by benryvesQuote:Original post by AntheusQuote:Original post by benryvesQuote:Original post by AntheusAll HTML5.You're not the first person to say this, but I don't understand what's so HTML5 about this.It's not Flash. It's not about Google or Pacman, but is an advertisement for interactive capabilities beyond typical web 2.0 stuff, something that in popular opinion is reserved for Flash, which is what is still de-facto tool for this type of applications.I'd say "HTML5" would be the canvas element for the graphics and the audio element for the sound effects. As this stands it's mid-90s DHTML for the graphics and Flash for sound; hardly an advertisement for anything, really!It's an advertisement for technologies working together instead of having to be "something-killers".   