Re: NADA.PONG on YouTube!

["Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@aol.com>]

Bryan Parkoff wrote:
> Michael,
>
>     Two Apple II with two monitors show moving ball back and forth.  Is it 
> how ball respond to move from left monitor to right monitor through your 
> basic network?  I want to tell you.  My friend used Logo Programming to 
> respond one moving ball between two baseball individuals on one screen at 
> high school.  He tried to use two monitors, but he failed.  The network 
> controller card did not exist until around 1992 (I think so.)  The game 
> socket is the answer, but Logo Programming is not designed to respond game 
> socket.  I am glad that you did!!

Yes, the ball is handed off from one machine to the other through
NadaNet.  (There's a complete description on my website.)

-michael

NadaPong: Network game demo for Apple II computers!
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