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Can someone make an MMO 2048 that flies a flappy bird every time you combine two numbers!?
by cclogg 13y ago
Can someone make an MMO 2048 that flies a flappy bird every time you combine two numbers!?
- Crito 13y agoHave it jump the bird every time two numbers are combined. The strength of the jump is determined by the magnitude of the resulting number. Addendum: the shear force of combining two 1024's into a 2048 would send the bird straight into orbit, at which point the game would transition into Flappy Space Program (http://corpsmoderne.itch.io/flappy-space-program http://corpsmoderne.itch.io/flappy-space-program)
- Wohui 13y agoAnd to win you need 5 birds in orbit.
- benjamincburns 13y agoLook for new forks of 2048. $20 says someone's working on this now.
- sreyaNotfilc 13y ago...I'm gonna try anyway!
- chillingeffect 13y agoMake it 3-d print bitcoins from Raspberry Pi and I'm there :)
- pokpokpok 13y agobuilt with node.js
- TheHippo 13y agoOr go. Or haskell.
- kjackson2012 13y agoby a 12 year old.
- adamio 13y agoBought the next day by Yahoo! for 34 billion
- cooper12 13y agowho dreams in code and speaks with a Lisp.
- zimpenfish 13y agoBut who actually just licensed the code from someone else.
- tripzilch 13y agoin pure CSS.
- baddox 13y agoReminds me of the old breakout games that also required you to balance the paddle while moving back and forth. I can't find any of the ones I remember, but this one is similar: http://www.retrosabotage.com/breakout/balance.html http://www.retrosabotage.com/breakout/balance.html
- baddox 13y agoIt would be neat to create two games that appear to be different, but designed in such a way that the winning user input is the same for both games. A simple and obvious example would be an infinite runner game where the winning input is a certain rhythm of spacebar presses, and a musical rhythm game that requires the same rhythm of spacebar presses. But I'm sure it could be done with much more complex games.
- impendia 13y agoStart with the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. You and an opponent taking turns picking numbers, each time a number that has not been picked before. The winner is the first person to have picked three numbers that sum to exactly 15. Try it out with a friend. You will gradually realize that it it seems surprisingly familiar...
- nthitz 13y agoHere's a tool assisted speedrun of a gamer playing Mega Man 3, 4, 5 & 6 all with the same button inputs. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5pz6waED0w http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5pz6waED0w It's kind of chaotic, and not quite what you described, but similar and still pretty impressive.
- ctdonath 13y agoTangent: I briefly worked in the "gaming" (gambling) industry. To cope with the proliferation of laws, the backing algorithms could be changed to match whatever games of chance which were legal in a given jurisdiction, then topologically transformed to look like the desired game. What looked like video poker might actually be bingo, hence legal in a "only bingo is legal" locale. (ETA: Sorry, no how-to details. I didn't work on that part of the code.)
- userbinator 13y agoI'm glad I wasn't the only one to think of that... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7407510 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7407510 Alternatively, to move a given tile you have to flap a bird through a number of pipes equal to its value (or maybe a little more sanely, its logarithm.)