Made a two-players implementation of Pong in 630 bytes...

Like 23 March at 22:01 | Open on merveilles.town

10 comments

alex

@neauoire having trouble getting ctrl/shift to work in the web emulator, wasm may not be capturing those key inputs?

23 March at 22:06 | Reply | Open on merveilles.town

@aw It might be a OS thing, it works on i3, maybe ctrl+arrows is trying to trigger OS-level events for you.

23 March at 22:07 | Reply | Open on merveilles.town

@neauoire no spin based on the part of the paddle hit? :)

23 March at 22:07 | Reply | Open on xoxo.zone

@clarity I tried to keep it faithful to the original videos I could find ^^;

23 March at 22:08 | Reply | Open on merveilles.town

@neauoire damn I had no idea that wasn’t in the original!

23 March at 22:09 | Reply | Open on xoxo.zone

Tomáš

@neauoire @maddiefuzz The burning question now is - did anyone port uxn to dreamcast?

23 March at 22:23 | Reply | Open on merveilles.town

@prahou @maddiefuzz not that I know of, but you might be able to run uxn11 through the NetBSD port

23 March at 22:24 | Reply | Open on merveilles.town

@neauoire Awesome, 630 bytes! That leaves you so much space to implement the micro-transactions!

23 March at 23:43 | Reply | Open on famichiki.jp

@neauoire
Shame it's only 45° angles, AFAIK most pong consoles could do more variation. Not sure about the arcade version though?

26 March at 20:43 | Reply | Open on topspicy.social

@ddlyh just following the videos of the classic implementation :)

26 March at 20:44 | Reply | Open on merveilles.town