Pong
A free pong game — play it in your browser, no install. Javascript version of the game Pong. This is a remake of the game Pong written in JavaScript using the p5.js framework. [w, s] control player 1 [upArrow, downArrow] control player 2 This game adapts to any viewport size and scales appropriately. Looking to port over to use touch controls for mobile…
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This is a remake of the game Pong written in JavaScript using the p5.js framework.
[w, s] control player 1
[upArrow, downArrow] control player 2
This game adapts to any viewport size and scales appropriately. Looking to port over to use touch controls for mobile soon.
Note that there are a couple issues with collision detection that I hope to iron out in the future.
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