On Thursday, Google published a playable Google Doodle game honoring Black video game pioneer Jerry Lawson on what would have been his 82nd birthday. Lawson, who died in 2011, ...

Jerry Lawson would have turned 82 on Dec. 1. Google is celebrating the late engineer with a Doodle on its homepage, made up of several interactive games that users can customize themselves.

Today's Google doodle highlights video cartridge creator Gerald "Jerry" Lawson, one of the first Black engineers in the video game industry. Jerry Lawson' team at Fairchild Camera and Instrument ...

Google's current "Doodle" — their term for the thematic animations of their homepage logo — honors pioneering Black Bay Area video game engineer Jerry Lawson, launched on what would have been ...

Google Doodle honored gaming pioneer Gerald "Jerry" Lawson Thursday — on what would have been his 82nd birthday — with an interactive game for site visitors to play.

Known as the "father of the video game cartridge," Lawson led the team that would create a system that paved the way for several popular video game consoles. Interactive Google Doodle Game ...

Today’s Doodle includes games from guest artists and game designers Davionne Gooden, Lauren Brown and Momo Pixel. “The concept starts with the player as a little Jerry Lawson,” explained Brown.

Google Doodle: Jerry Lawson was widely known as the "father of the video game cartridge". He spearheaded a team that created the first home video gaming with interchangeable cartridges.

Made in partnership with STUDIO 4°C (a Tokyo-based animation studio) to celebrate the Tokyo Olympics of 2020 2021, Champion Island Games is probably the most elaborate Doodle of all. So elaborate ...

Google Doodle today celebrates Gerald “Jerry” Lawson, a father of modern gaming, known for leading the team that developed the first home video gaming console with interchangeable game cartridges.