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July 10, 2009 by The News Team
Filed Under: Nintendo in general
Can't find the Triforce on your own? Click through to the jump to see the image blown up, and the Triforce boxed in.
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Whoa, I just saw it.
Now what exactly does Nikola Tesla have to do with Zelda?...
Now what exactly does Nikola Tesla have to do with Zelda?...
I'm pretty sure this is the third time, actually... if I'm remembering correctly than there was a Triforce in one of the Halloween Googles too.
The Triforce wasn't invented with Zelda you guys know...It's probably just the artists signature.
It becomes so obvious after seeing the answer... it's just like the Arrow on the Fedex Logo!
@Unknownsage
@samfish
Well it's been spotted many times before on Google logos. So whoever found it this time probably just looks at all of the "special" Google logos in the hopes of finding the elusive triforce.
How the first person who ever spotted the triforce on a Google logo, spotted it, I don't know.
@samfish
Well it's been spotted many times before on Google logos. So whoever found it this time probably just looks at all of the "special" Google logos in the hopes of finding the elusive triforce.
How the first person who ever spotted the triforce on a Google logo, spotted it, I don't know.
I'm the one that submitted it, and I found it right away. And yes I only looked because of the previous Tri-force in the logo. I don't understand why it's so hard for people to find.
I guess I did have a bunch of Where's Waldo and I Spy books as a kid...
I guess I did have a bunch of Where's Waldo and I Spy books as a kid...
@CJLopez
It's a Japanese Shinto shrine symbol that's been around forever. Zelda hardly made it popular. All Zelda did was make people think that shinto shrine triangles were triforces. And stuff with math.
Just like how people think Uber = Super, when in fact it's German for "over".
It's a Japanese Shinto shrine symbol that's been around forever. Zelda hardly made it popular. All Zelda did was make people think that shinto shrine triangles were triforces. And stuff with math.
Just like how people think Uber = Super, when in fact it's German for "over".
Folks, that's a common symbol used for many different things. I think we even drew one for my geometry class in high school.
@MalikHalo
You are correct, that is apparently their trademark symbol, incorporated innocuously into the graphic. It is a T in a triangle, not a tiny triforce. It's still nice to think of it as a Triforce though.
You are correct, that is apparently their trademark symbol, incorporated innocuously into the graphic. It is a T in a triangle, not a tiny triforce. It's still nice to think of it as a Triforce though.
Here's two other Google commemorative logos with hidden Triforces:
http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/7676 ... rce001.jpg
Oh, and here is the full list (actually it's till 2008) of Google logos. Good Triforce hunting (I'm doing it now =P).
EDIT: found another:
http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/9070 ... rce002.png
http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/7676 ... rce001.jpg
Oh, and here is the full list (actually it's till 2008) of Google logos. Good Triforce hunting (I'm doing it now =P).
EDIT: found another:
http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/9070 ... rce002.png
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Is it really on purpose? I guess there are some Zelda fans at Google. XP