Google Maze: Turn our website into a 3D game with this Chrome experiment

Looking for a way to burn a couple minutes before work or school is over? Head over to Google Maze and turn our website into a 3D maze that you navigate with your phone. Keep in mind this is a Chrome experiment, so it might not work on all devices. Share your experiences in the comments below.

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93 ranwanimator 03/21/13 3:08 PM

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“Turn favorite website into a 3d maze.” Poor grammar Google.

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- 100 Taylor Wimberly 03/21/13 3:10 PM
  
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  It comes from Google Japan. Might be lost in translation.
  
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  - 93 ranwanimator 03/21/13 3:37 PM
    
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    Fair enough, though that doesn’t say much for Google Translate now does it.
    
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    - 95 DroidSamurai 03/21/13 5:40 PM
      
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      Japanese sentences often omit the pronouns (subject, object etc.) I am learning Japanese currently and even a human would have problems understanding it because a lot of things could be implied. I don’t expect machine translation can handle it in my lifetime.
      
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97 SGB101 03/21/13 3:14 PM

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Google do seem to have far to much time on their hands, lol.

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- MaxmiusGuest 03/21/13 3:35 PM
  
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  Lol You Think!?
  
  When you have 100 Moonshot ideas over at the X lab and one consist of a Space Elevator, that’s when you know they have way too much time on their hands
  
  I mean why not just build a space ship who the hell wants to take an elevator to space? lol
  
  I’m laughing as I’m typing this because it sounds so ridiculous lol
  
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  - 93 ranwanimator 03/21/13 3:42 PM
    
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    Space elevators are currently impractical because we don’t have the necessary materials with which to build the cable, but in theory they would be a huge boon to transporting people and materials into space. Each trip would theoretically cost a fraction of sending up an equivalent rocket.
    
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_elevator
    
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    - martinaGuest 03/21/13 5:24 PM
      
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      That cable idea scares me…but I’m not thoroughly educated on the subject either :-)
      
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      - 58 tkarel 03/22/13 2:44 AM
        
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        No need for cable. Wrap a mag lev train around an iron post and turn the power knob to 11 and watch the fun.
        On a more serious note, I don’t know which would be more scary when it broke, a flexible cable or a solid iron post.
  - martinaGuest 03/21/13 5:21 PM
    
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    Hehehe I loved it
    
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85 McLovin 03/21/13 8:32 PM

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OMFG! (lost in translation) Few are gonna be able to figure this out!

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34 Wilson Lara 03/21/13 10:20 PM

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It works alright… A little hard to control the tilt but it’s great time waster. Really fun.

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82 donger 03/21/13 10:44 PM

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Haha this is awesome.

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86 da9el 03/22/13 3:04 AM

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that’s great fun! haha, at the first try it disconnected a few meters before the goal was reached:)

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Ondrej VelebnýGuest 03/22/13 5:31 AM

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The concept of the game is stolen. It is a shame for Google.

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43 KRS_Won 03/24/13 5:32 PM

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It will be even better once this idea can work between my tablet and my phone.

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