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Chirp Pong

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Briefings

A two-player competitive Pong game was successfully implemented using the web microphone API to transmit game state via audio chirps between two separate mobile devices. The experiment demonstrated feasibility by running static HTML games on phones with minimal latency, though the implementation remains experimental and lacks a polished graphical interface or gameplay mechanics beyond the core ping-pong loop.

Key points

• A two-player competitive Pong game was successfully implemented using the web microphone API to transmit game state via audio chirps between two separate mobile devices.
• The experiment demonstrated feasibility by running static HTML games on phones with minimal latency, though the implementation remains experimental and lacks a polished graphical interface or gameplay mechanics beyond the core ping-pong loop.

Context and limitations

The implementation remains experimental and lacks a polished graphical interface or gameplay mechanics beyond the core ping-pong loop. The game state is transmitted via audio chirps, and latency is minimal but not optimized for high-frequency updates. No graphical rendering or advanced gameplay mechanics were included in the prototype.

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