A programmer has managed to create a version of Pong that use “the sudden motion sensors and the microphone” of any MacBook. Video after the jump.
The controls are semi-intuitive. Literal tilting controls the direction of the paddle. Secondly, the size of the paddle is determined via the microphone; greater dB’s equates to a larger size
[via Gizmodo]
Bongo Pongo is a custom version of Pong, which lets players use a platform-type device to control movement. Video demonstration after the break.
For $6 I was able to get a short length of 5″ PVC pipe and a piece of wood (which I later replaced with the skateboard deck seen in the video below), and some small metal tubes to use for the tilt activated switches. The total expenditure was less than $20 for enough equipment to make a board for each player
[via HackedGadgets]