Google doodle train full#

Google doodle train full#

Collect letters, avoid obstacles and aim for the ultimate 100 letter delivery! We know everyone is busy these days but the Pony Express needs YOU. Also read: Google's 13 doodles for India On 16th April 1853, the first passenger train service was started between Bori Bunder in Bombay and Thane. Full play through with hidden ending and all trophiesThanks again to Ashton Lee for giving me the idea for this video and Thank all of you for watchingTime. We've made time-based games in the past so our new idea was simple. The Google Doodle today celebrates 160 years of Indias first passenger train which moved out of Bori Bunder, in Bombay (now Mumbai), for its destination 34. This Google logo would have gone down in History. The Pony Express felt like a great game concept to us at Google. Google Doodle 1969 First Man on the Moon The iconic quote, One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind, is perfectly depicted with this logo. What a concept–riders with letters on horseback racing from California to Missouri and vice versa to deliver mail on time! True to their word, the first mail arrived on April 14th. Now in their fifth year, the top 50 winners (10 for each age category) have been selected for 2012. So when William H.Russell, Alexander Majors & William B Waddell founded the Pony Express on April 3rd, 1860, they set in motion a wonderful yet daunting method of communication. Google has been hosting the Doodle 4 Google competition every year since 2008. The notion of triumph through adversity is so inspirational. We were so excited to share this doodle that we asked a friend of the team, animator Nate Swinehart, to tell a bit more about the history of the Pony Express and document the doodle process.