Google Life: Halloween 2016
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tuftearsIt's been over a month so... yeah. Time to do another round of uploading photographs! Here we have the Googleween 2016 pics. This year the theme was games! Both video games and board games.
Above, we have my first look at Googleween 2016! Here's the sign pointing to various points of interest.
Zeldaland!
This was one of the music stages. Seems like a generic sort of name, really. Why not something like Chip Tunes, or Guitar Heroes?
I must confess I don't really know enough about Pokemon to identify this one. :)
There was an Angry Birds game! People loaded beach balls with Angry Bird faces and launched them toward blocks, trying to lock down the stuffed pigs.
The 'petting zoo' section this year was themed around pigs to go with the Angry Birds theme. ... Until this day, I had no idea piglets were fuzzy.
Fairly generic snacks. "Luigi's" turkey pinwheels (wraps, sliced sideways) and cocktail sausages and such.
Besides the aforementioned turkey pinwheel and cocktail sausages, I picked up a donut hole-thing and a cookie star on a stick. The latter of which, I uh, never got around to actually eating; I tucked it in a pocket and forgot about it until later, so I wound up giving it away to someone who was actually hungry.
Best costume. ^_^ He was done up like the Robot Unicorn in that runner game that was all the rage back when.
Big ape smash.
Super Mario Bros. Land evidently features mostly pipes and mushrooms.
Looks like people were racing go-karts around in a Mario Bros. Racing-themed track.
At the center of the Pac Man Maze (infested with ghosts pretending to nom on random people) was this snack stand featuring various sweets.
Pixie sticks, sweet syrupy drinks, sugar cookies decorated to look like energy dots.
Also sugar cookies decorated to look like the ghosts.
Over in the board games section we have, of course, Candyland!
And more Candyland.
There were a few large lawn-games set up for people to play. This one was Match 4, evidently.
An extra-large version of Scrabble, placed next to comfy seating.
The last of the snack booths! The line was too long for me to want to try and get through it to try them out, but they looked like more generic party food. I was disappointed with the catering team's creativity this year.
Now that I think about it, those are six-sided dice which makes this... The D&D Pavilion? There was a fellow dressed up as a knight. Nice!
Above, we have my first look at Googleween 2016! Here's the sign pointing to various points of interest.
Zeldaland!
This was one of the music stages. Seems like a generic sort of name, really. Why not something like Chip Tunes, or Guitar Heroes?
I must confess I don't really know enough about Pokemon to identify this one. :)
There was an Angry Birds game! People loaded beach balls with Angry Bird faces and launched them toward blocks, trying to lock down the stuffed pigs.
The 'petting zoo' section this year was themed around pigs to go with the Angry Birds theme. ... Until this day, I had no idea piglets were fuzzy.
Fairly generic snacks. "Luigi's" turkey pinwheels (wraps, sliced sideways) and cocktail sausages and such.
Besides the aforementioned turkey pinwheel and cocktail sausages, I picked up a donut hole-thing and a cookie star on a stick. The latter of which, I uh, never got around to actually eating; I tucked it in a pocket and forgot about it until later, so I wound up giving it away to someone who was actually hungry.
Best costume. ^_^ He was done up like the Robot Unicorn in that runner game that was all the rage back when.
Big ape smash.
Super Mario Bros. Land evidently features mostly pipes and mushrooms.
Looks like people were racing go-karts around in a Mario Bros. Racing-themed track.
At the center of the Pac Man Maze (infested with ghosts pretending to nom on random people) was this snack stand featuring various sweets.
Pixie sticks, sweet syrupy drinks, sugar cookies decorated to look like energy dots.
Also sugar cookies decorated to look like the ghosts.
Over in the board games section we have, of course, Candyland!
And more Candyland.
There were a few large lawn-games set up for people to play. This one was Match 4, evidently.
An extra-large version of Scrabble, placed next to comfy seating.
The last of the snack booths! The line was too long for me to want to try and get through it to try them out, but they looked like more generic party food. I was disappointed with the catering team's creativity this year.
Now that I think about it, those are six-sided dice which makes this... The D&D Pavilion? There was a fellow dressed up as a knight. Nice!
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