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Google Monkey Balls Around With World Wide Maze
Google is full of nerds and dorks, but that's good news for the rest of us. The company's latest Chrome experiment turns any website into a game of Marble Madness.
World Wide Maze turns virtually any website into a Super Monkey Ball-like maze that players can then navigate with their smartphone. The goal is to collect glowing blue spheres that keep the timer running as you navigate towards the end of the maze.
Don't believe this could actually work? Check out the video below, or play the internet for yourself.
[Via: PC Mag]
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