Google's Dinosaur Game is a true browser classic. The joke happens when the browser has an internet connection problem, the feat is so one that it ended up in the new season of 'The Simpsons'.
The 34th season of the series debuted last weekend in the United States and shows the family taking the place of the famous dinosaur from Google until reaching the traditional sofa, which appears in all openings, which are renewed each season.
The opening sequence in the Season 34 premiere of @TheSimpsons is a nod to the #OfflineDino game in @googlechrome. Brilliant!😉🦖 cc/@louisgray pic.twitter./L9AqqhmJ6A
— Jason O'Grady ⚡️ (@JasonOGrady) September 26, 2022
If the reference made you want to play, just disconnect your computer from the internet and try to open a Google page, or take advantage of the more practical way proposed by the company, accessing the chromedino page..
The game works both on computers and on Android or iOS phones.
Did 'The Simpsons' predict the Queen's death date?
In recent days, since the death of Queen Elizabeth II, rumors have been circulating on the internet that the series “The Simpsons” would have predicted the date of the death of the monarch. However, fact-checkers did the job of checking whether the memes were true.
The animated series “The Simpsons” is known for predicting future events, and several bizarre coincidences have already happened, elevating the yellow family series to psychic status, fans making incessant searches for more than 700 episodes of the production in order to find predictions every major fact of the day.
In the case of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, several videos and memes began to appear on social networks, some going viral on TikTok, pointing to a possible prediction. One of these videos already has over 27 million views.
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It shows an animated version of the Queen, who appears in a coffin below a plaque reading: "Elizabeth II: 1926-2022". Additionally, the clip shows a sticker that displays the date September 8, 2022, the day Queen Elizabeth II died.
However, it has already been confirmed that this, the many other videos and photos that circulate on the web in various social networks, are fan creations or alterations of original images of “The Simpsons”. According to fact-checking organizations PolitiFact and Lead Stories, no episode of "The Simpsons" contains the date of the Queen's death.
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