SDL2 Pong
==========

Simple implementation of pong using SDL2.0

This is a single player game with the second paddle being controlled by an *extremely* simple AI.

![Pong on Kubuntu](img/sdl_pong2.png)

Controls
--------

* Up - move up
* Down - move down
* Escape - Exit

Requirements
------------
You require the SDL2.0 development libraries along with the following extensions:
* SDL_ttf
* SDL_image

Building
--------
Simply Navigate to the src directory and type `make`

Executing
---------
Run `pong.exe`

Notes
-----
This was tested on a Linux machine (64bit) but should also work and compile on Windows and Mac OSX given the right development tools.

SDL2 Pong
==========

Simple implementation of pong using SDL2.0

This is a single player game with the second paddle being controlled by an *extremely* simple AI.

![Pong on Kubuntu](img/sdl_pong2.png)

Controls
--------

* Up - move up
* Down - move down
* Escape - Exit

Controller Support
------------------
The game has very basic controller support. You can use the up and down buttons to move your paddle. I also introduced some basic haptic feedback when the ball hits a paddle or one of the players score a point.

Requirements
------------
You require the SDL2.0 development libraries along with the following extensions:
* SDL_ttf
* SDL_image

Building
--------
Simply Navigate to the src directory and type `make`

Executing
---------
Run `pong.exe`

Notes
-----
This was tested on a Linux machine (64bit) but should also work and compile on Windows and Mac OSX given the right development tools.

Add note about controller support
Add note about controller support

Haptic feedback also included