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I'm disappointed that my iPhone can't drive the car because Apple didn't put directional keys on the onscreen keyboard.
by godzillabrennus 10y ago
I'm disappointed that my iPhone can't drive the car because Apple didn't put directional keys on the onscreen keyboard.
- an_account 10y agospacebar works (it's the only key needed).
- hyperpallium 10y agoThe "any" key also works, as well as the onscreen keys (e.g. F1) It's not surprising that this simulation of a 36 year old 4.77Mhz desktop runs fine in javascript on my 1.3GHz quadcore $40 phone... but in a way, it is.
- voltagex_ 10y agoThis makes me wonder how accurate the timing is. I've been looking at the Gameboy Link Cable, which seems to need very low latency. Are we there yet, in the browser?
- TazeTSchnitzel 10y agoIt doesn't necessarily need accurate timing under emulation. The emulator is god: it can play with time as it likes.
- voltagex_ 10y agoMore interesting to me is to connect a real Gameboy to an emulator, probably with the BGB protocol - http://bgb.bircd.org/bgblink.html http://bgb.bircd.org/bgblink.html
- Shish2k 10y agoIn the browser, I expect we are (like having two emulator instances in a single web page). Emulating a link cable via web sockets, now that gets interesting...
- ChickeNES 10y agoThere are a couple of gameboy emulators that can communicate over a TCP connection, I imagine doing the same with Websockets would be fairly trivial.
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- acangiano 10y agoTry the letters l and r.
- deepnet 10y agoFor a sleepy minute there I thought you meant because you were driving and wanted to play donkey.bas while commuting in a self driving car
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- dogma1138 10y agoUse d and h for left and right worked for me.
- Narishma 10y agoYou only need one key. Any one except Esc will do.