Search Results for "missile"

...As mentioned above, I used a dissassembled and annotated version of the original game's source code as a reference in creating this software. Certain pieces of the code could be considered "emulation" - for example, the player/missile collision detection is, in a way, emulating that particular part of the original hardware. I also kept all the game data in the same format as the original source where practical to ensure the most accuracy possible.

...Islaki defender is a program I wrote a few years ago for python 2.7. I have tried updating for Python3, however pygame does not appear to be compatible just yet. This game is similar to Missile Command however it adds an extra dimension of variability. The name of this program came about when I tried to do a trick-shot with my keyboard. I was typing in "island", spun around after the 'a', and hit between the 'k' and 'i' keys, resulting in the word "islaki". I just never bothered to fix it. The run.sh file is really just included as a courtesy to the user. ...

A C++ control library for the USB Rocket Launcher from ThinkGeek (http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/8a0f/). This is largely based off of the C# library: http://code.google.com/p/thunder-missile-api/

Brickcore is a "missile defense" style arcade game with elements similar to "breakout". The game is written in Python and Pygame. The goal is to prevent the oncoming balls from destroying the core, which is protected by revolving bricks. Now available is an Android port written in Java, still in development.

Nostalagia from old type arcade game like missile command, cyber tank, etc. brought me to make this very simple game, rules are easy, kill enemy and go as far as possible in levels...with today technology, mouse input, 3d graphs and sound, etc.

Ascii graphics, arcade stylish game written in perl. Guide your missile blaster to destroy the incoming enemy attack units.

Design your own flying object, missile or machine, fly it in the air or in the space. Provide also an auto-pilot to reach and fight different targets.

Imagine playing an old favourite game like Missile Command, and your mate on the other side of the world is playing his favourite, lets say, Tetris. Now imagine they are playing against each other in real time. That is what we are developing.