Use up and down arrows to move the paddle. Press "s" when you want to start. Press "space" to switch between any three of the backdrops. Press "I" to change the colour of the ball. You will gain one point every second. You can slide the difficulty which will adjust the speed of the ball. This game actually got more detailed than I thought it would, so if you have any more questions, ask them in the comments. No, but seriously I might even make an FAQ. If you want to check out the first variant I made on my test account @NERDTEST here is the link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/530244374/ Or try out my two-player variant: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/530587278/
N NE NER NERD NERD_ NERD_A NERD_AL NERD_ALT WARNING: THIS IS NOT YOUR CLASSIC GAME OF PONG. I WAS LAZY I DID NOT GIVE THE OPPONENT A PADDLE AND INSTEAD GAVE THEM A WALL. YOU CAN NOT WIN. This took me about an hour. It's all me. Except the music. Music - 19th Floor by Bobby Richards Recommended Colours: Background1: Pink, Background2: Red, Background3: Blue/Pink Honestly, I believe that the next thing my teacher's gonna make us code is a pong game, so here it is. Also it's recommended you test a few times to see what settings you prefer.
