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// start game resetGame(); animate(); )(); peggle game
To the uninitiated, Peggle looks like a game for children. It’s pachinko meets a unicorn. You aim a cannon at the top of the screen, fire a silver ball, and watch gravity take over. The ball bounces off orange and blue pegs, lighting them up like a pinball machine having a seizure. Clear the orange pegs, you win. Simple. The ball bounces off orange and blue pegs,
// tentative move ball.x += ball.vx; ball.y += ball.vy; // tentative move ball
Elias looked at the "Fever Meter" on the side. If he could hit twenty-five pegs in a single turn, the game would unleash 'Extreme Fever.' This wasn't just a point bonus; it was an event. The camera would zoom in, the music would swell to a crescendo of Ode to Joy, and a rainbow would stretch across the screen.
He clicked.