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You may remember our recent post in January about the MTG iGoogle Themes to personal your own Google home page. Well - we just got a LOT more - including a few never seen before images.



If you are a gamer, you can get a HUGE variety of other iGoogle Game Themes to pimp your desktop. For a look at just the Magic the Gathering Theme, here is this LINK.Have a look at these absolutely gorgeous graphics . . .
1. Unknown and Banefire art

2. Master Transmuter and Windwright Mage

3. Chandra Nalaar and Jace Beleren

4. Unknown and Nicol Bolas

5. Unknown and Elspeth, Knight-Errant

6. Unkown Sphinx and Tezzeret

7. Nissa Revane and Bloom Tender

8. Vein Drinker and Demonic Tutor

9. Sedris, the Traitor King and Uknown

10. Garruk Wildspeak and Apocalypse Hydra

11. Ajani Vengeant and Godsire

12. Akroma and Rafiq

2. Master Transmuter and Windwright Mage

3. Chandra Nalaar and Jace Beleren

4. Unknown and Nicol Bolas

5. Unknown and Elspeth, Knight-Errant

6. Unkown Sphinx and Tezzeret

7. Nissa Revane and Bloom Tender

8. Vein Drinker and Demonic Tutor

9. Sedris, the Traitor King and Uknown

10. Garruk Wildspeak and Apocalypse Hydra

11. Ajani Vengeant and Godsire

12. Akroma and Rafiq

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CNET article - for yer reference . .SAN FRANCISCO--Google unveiled on Wednesday the latest addition to its iGoogle start page service: a collection of themes designed by video game publishers.
The search giant has partnered with nine publishers to come up about two dozen themes from recent games such as Electronic Arts' Spore to arcade classics such as Galaga.
Like other themes produced through the iGoogle themes API, each one will change throughout the day, including with Easter eggs that some developers tucked inside their designs. Unlike gaming designs created by individuals, these can be used by anyone without stepping on copyright and intellectual property.
Marissa Mayer, Google's vice president of search products and user experience, announced the new set of themes at an event as part of this week's Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. Mayer then hosted a panel of gaming personalities, including Capcom producer Yoshinori Ono, and Charles Huang, co-founder of RedOctane, maker of Guitar Hero.






