The document discusses rebuilding three classic games: Pong, Tennis '78, and another. It provides goals and reasons for remaking Pong, including learning game development without using an emulator. It outlines the basic game development process and covers drawing the game objects, handling the game loop, updating and moving objects, and resolving collisions. Simple techniques are described for movement, collisions, and drawing the games.

2. MiniGames Rebuilding Three Classics Joe Linhoff Eugene Jarvis Darren Torpey

3. Pong, 1972

7. 1000 Features (handout) unique value 0..1000 possible feature for your game -- focus on what you see, hear, and how to get it on the screen

8. Tennis 78' -39..39 in X 27' -14..14 in Z Camera is above, looking down paddles ball X Z

14. Draw simple filled rectangle glColor3f(1,1,1); glPolygonMode(GL_FRONT,GL_FILL); // draw filled polygons glBegin(GL_QUADS); // draw quads counter-clockwise from camera's view glVertex3f(-1,0,-3); glVertex3f(-1,0,3); glVertex3f(2,0,3); glVertex3f(2,0,-3); glEnd();