MoonCampaign by Mann (10 years)
Hi everyone! My name is Mann Patel, and today I am excited to show you my Rock, Paper, Scissors project. I created this game using a micro, and I added music to make it more fun. To play, I shake the micro, and the accelerometer detects the shake gesture. The program then chooses a random number from 1 to 3. Each number represents a different choice: rock, paper, or scissors. The micro shows an image and plays a different sound for the selected choice. Every time I shake it, I can get a new choice. I had lots of fun creating and testing my game!
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Hi everyone! My name is Mann Patel, and today I am excited to show you my Rock, Paper, Scissors project. I made this project using a micro, and I also added music to make the game more fun and interesting.My project is a simple version of Rock, Paper, Scissors. Instead of choosing an option myself, I can shake the micro and let the computer randomly choose one for me.
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