but based on your demo I thought it was cool that you incorporated the moving "cars" element so seamlessly into pong. I agree with the professor, however, that maybe adding one more interactive element would be good to up the intensity while waiting for the ball to get through the inner barrage of "cars"
I really love the simplicity of the result you came up with after combining these two mechanics! Even being able to see the ball being tossed around in between turns is entertaining to watch, since it adds more action to the traditional Pong game. It's like that blissful yet anticipating feeling of watching the "DVD" sign on my CRT TV hitting the edges and corners of the screen!
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I wasn't able to download it for some reason :(
but based on your demo I thought it was cool that you incorporated the moving "cars" element so seamlessly into pong. I agree with the professor, however, that maybe adding one more interactive element would be good to up the intensity while waiting for the ball to get through the inner barrage of "cars"
I really love the simplicity of the result you came up with after combining these two mechanics! Even being able to see the ball being tossed around in between turns is entertaining to watch, since it adds more action to the traditional Pong game. It's like that blissful yet anticipating feeling of watching the "DVD" sign on my CRT TV hitting the edges and corners of the screen!