Chirp Pong is an innovative two-player game that uses audio signals for networking, creating a fun twist on classic Pong.
Traditional multiplayer games often rely on complex networking setups. Chirp Pong simplifies this by using audio chirps to transmit game state between devices, making it accessible and engaging for players without needing advanced technology.
Create a static HTML page that serves as the foundation for the game, ensuring it can run on mobile devices.
Utilize the web microphone API to capture audio chirps from each player's device, allowing them to communicate game state.
Add unique gameplay elements and graphics to enhance the traditional Pong experience, making it more engaging for players.
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