In 1976 a video game was invented with a layer of bricks arranged in parallel lines at the top of the screen whose description is as follows: "A ball travels across the screen, bouncing off the side and top walls.
When a brick is hit, the ball bounces away and the brick is destroyed.
The player loses a life when the ball touches the bottom of the screen, falling on deaf ears.
To prevent this from happening, the player has a moving bar that bounces the ball upward, keeping it in play. "
For the uninitiated, this is the BreakOut game, one of Atari's greatest hits.
Well, Atari's BreakOut you can play in Google among its pages by searching, in Google Images, the word atari breakout (if it doesn't work, try doing this search in a new incognito tab).
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A few days (today) a new " Easter Egg " has been discovered which is perhaps one of the most curious, fun and true that has ever been done to date by Google .
In fact, looking for the words atari breakout on Google Images opens a real arcade video game which is the one where it bounces a ball to be bounced on a mobile platform where you have to destroy the bricks at the top.
The 1976 Breakout game has a story (see Wikipedia) that also involves Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak and has been played by millions of people in different versions, including the famous Taito Arkanoid which can be said to be the improved version of Breakout.
In the Google version of the Breakout game, there are 5 lives in a game and in the end, you can share the score.
The bricks are made from images that can vary randomly.
In another article the list of the best Google tricks and tricks still active.
Finally, I remember that Atari games can be played online for free
