How to play the games that Google hides for the Tokyo Olympics

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As on other special occasions, the doodle Google has been modified accordingly, in this case featuring a series of video games called “Champion Island”, completely imbued with the spirit of the Olympic competition of the Olympic Games that are held these days in Tokyo and that can be seen through from Internet.

The doodle is the animation that presides over the Google search engine website, which usually pays tribute to events and festivities

To access the games you have to go to Google.com, where the doodle of the games may or may not appear, depending on the day and holiday being celebrated, but it can also be accessed directly through this link.

The games have been created by the Japanese programming studio Studio 4ºC. In them, the player will be able to assume the role of Lucky, the Ninja Cat whose name means “lucky” in English, who participates in the Champion Island sports championship. You can also choose to join one of the four participating teams: Red, Blue, Yellow and Green (for the four colors that make up the Google logo).

Each competition is composed of a sports minigame inspired by a character or legend from Japanese history or folklore, linking the characters of said legends, the cities or territories of origin with a different sports discipline: table tennis, skateboard, rugby, swimming artistic, climbing and marathon.

In the following video, you can see what those games are like:

Google’s own CEO, Sundar Pichai, has announced that given the large scale of the video games contained in the doodle (it takes up to four hours of play to complete them all) the minigames will continue to be available for several days, at least during the celebration of the games..

Video games are, on the other hand, a tribute to retro with their graphics that recall the nineties era of 16 bits, the golden age of video games of Japanese origin, one of the cultural constants that are being used in the celebration of these Olympic Games of Tokyo

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