I just finished building a game of pong for those of you with Sudden Motion Sensors on your Mac. Using the Sudden Motion Sensor, you can now play Pong. Tilt the laptop to control the paddle and scream to increase the size of the paddle. Enjoy! But play it at your own risk.

download Tilt_SCREAM_Pong_0_07.app.zip

video after the jump |

This release is open souce, created in Processing, and is licensed under a Creative Commons . Please modify freely, give credit, and notify me.

download source3.zip
download source2.zip
download source1.zip

Things to do:
make fullscreen v0.04
make two player
make two player over network
make two player via Wii controlers
better ball physics
better icon
high score list online
high score list with name input
dampen paddle movement v0.04
data folder set to /data/. . . v0.05
adjuste default paddle sensitivity v0.05
set ball speeds according to score and number of balls v0.05

You are more than welcome to take on any of these tasks. Please let me know if you do.

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ROBOCOASTER is KUKA’s fully customizable thrill
ride with 6 axes of movement to shake up two passengers around like a pair of ragdolls.

N (as in Ninja) from Metanet Software is the best (flash) game ever made…the simplicity of design and gameplay bubbles up into a fabulously dynamic experience…seriously, check it out.  Plus the website has a bunch of great tutorials on some pretty advanced collision detection techniques. 

from the website: 

N has been described as reminiscent of lode runner — you're a little dude running around in a puzzle-y world inhabited by enemies.

But in N, there's a twist: the ninja is driven not only by a thirst for gold, but also by a physics simulation.

Death, which happens often, is quite animated.