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It's pineapple vs. orange on the tennis courts of Google.
Pineapple serves the tennis ball to Orange in Saturday's Google Doodle, available in the iOS and Android app.
Google / Screenshot by Mike Sorrentino
As part of the search giant's second day of the 2016 Doodle Fruit Games, a tennis minigame where players control a pineapple's match against an orange has been added to the Google app on iOS and Android. The game can be accessed by tapping the doodle inside the app.
A Google Doodle featuring the pineapple is also one of two that can be seen on the Google website Saturday, the other being a doodle celebrating Bolivian Independence Day.
The Fruit Games began on Friday in commemoration of the beginning of the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. The Day 1 game, which is still available to play, features a strawberry's foot race against two other pieces of fruit while being furiously chased by a watermelon.
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