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Duckhunt using HTML5 and Javascript
- allanscu 15y agoReally cool! Too much fun!
- gcb 15y agovery well done. almost playable on nexus one... just have to tap a little ahead on the duck path.
- netnichols 15y agoYou also have to do that on a MacBook Pro running Chrome. I assume it's meant to be like that, since that's what you have to do in real life. It's called 'leading your shot'.
- wccrawford 15y agoThe thing is, it wasn't like that on the NES. So it's unexpected. Also, the screen doesn't flash and show you were the target areas are. lol
- icebraining 15y agoAlso, the screen doesn't flash It does here (Chrome 14).
- Periodic 15y agoI am playing on my Ubuntu desktop on Chrome 14, and I was clicking right on the ducks.
- javadyan 15y agoI love the "soundtrack".
- egiva 15y agoGreat job! Nice clean code too - waiting to see your next project on your webpage!
- plam 15y agoCustom level: 1000 ducks, 5000 bullets... Fire in the hole!
- lloeki 15y agoThe only thing that bothers me is the movement of the ducks, it feels too "smooth", too realistic: the original was less "curvy", much more straight-line and brutal on direction changes (certainly a simple sign change on the constant directional increment when reaching a boundary). This creates a weird reversed uncanny valley effect.
- netnichols 15y agoBark! Bang. Bang. Very cool. I know it's childish, but I have to ask... Does anyone else immediately see the word 'masturbation' when they look at the domain name, or is it just me?
- SiliconAlley 15y agoI'll see your HTML5 + JS Duckhunt, and raise you a 3D virtual reality Duckhunt: http://vimeo.com/23367165 http://vimeo.com/23367165 (that's me in the lei halfway through, going on about 35 hours without sleep. Was my final project for http://graphics.cs.columbia.edu/courses/csw4172 http://graphics.cs.columbia.edu/courses/csw4172 the second semester of my senior year in college. And there are some technical inaccuracies in my partner's voiceover...mostly concerning the WiiMote). Something about that game captivates the heart.
- lewispb 15y agoAll I need now is my orange NES gun!
- xyproto 15y ago"Are you kidding me with that?". With what?
- Torn 15y agoThe low score / failing the level, presumably
- sundar22in 15y agoGood work!!
- Kototama 15y agoMandatory video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16U394NZSTk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16U394NZSTk
- radarsat1 15y agoWow, this is next to impossible on a trackpad. Great job though! I'll try with a mouse when i get a chance.
- adamrmcd 15y agoVery cool. However, correct me if I'm wrong, but the only actual "HTML5" component in here is the <audio> tag, and -*-user-select from CSS3. Everything else is pre-HTML5. Yes, I know "HTML5" is used as a catch-all for anything and everything dynamic on the web, but overall this is a very good implementation of an HTML5-like webapp. Good job ;)