Yes hidden tennis for free from Google: Google is used to hiding Easter eggs in producthers and has been doing it for years. Some Easter eggs of Google are permanent, while others appear temporarily to honor a special event.
Either way, Google's "Easter eggs" are definitely a very good idea companys.
Below we will see another one Easter egg of Google that hid it in the Search service.
How to play Google Hidden Tennis
Google's latest Easter egg is in honor of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships held in London, England. Of course, this is a free game that is hidden in Google search results related to Wimbledon.
To play Google's secret tennis game, simply search for "Wimbledon", or "Wimbledon Scores".
A Google info box containing the results will appear.
Once displayed, place your mouse on the line that names the game categories. Once you hover your mouse over this point, the arrow will become a pointer. Left click to move right until you see a tennis ball.
Click on the tennis ball to the right of “Mixed Doubles” and the results will disappear. In their place you will see the image below. Click on button "Play" and a tennis court with grass and an opponent will appear.
Pressing any button (or your screen if you are on a mobile phone) will start the game. Just move your player left or right to hit the ball. It's a Pong game, but it plays vertically.
Play Google Tennis as much as you can
The Wimbledon finals ended last weekend (July 13-14), so it's very likely that Google's hidden tennis game will stop showing up. We hope, however, that Google will give the game one address URL (as with Pac-Man) so you can use it.
Google's secret tennis game will not win any awards for its graphics. However, it is free, easy to play, and rather addictive.
