GBA Pong

Due: October 24

To gain experience writing C programs for the Game Boy Advance, by implementing the classic Pong arcade game.

Pong is one of the earliest computer games. The first version was released by Atari in 1972.

The game features two paddles which each try to keep the ball from going off their end of the screen.

Your program needs to feature the following:

Two paddles, one for the player and one for the computer. The player should be able to control their paddle with the up and down keys. The computer's should be controlled by an AI.
The AI should track the ball to some degree i.e. when the ball is above it, it should move up, and when the ball is below it, it should move down.
The ball should bounce off of the paddles and the top and bottom of the screen.
If the ball touches one end of the screen, it should be replaced in the center of the screen. This means one player has lost a point.
The net should be drawn in the middle of the screen.
The game score should be represented with tick marks of some kind.

You have a lot of flexibility with this assignment in terms of how exactly the game looks and works!

Below are some optional features which are good for extra credit:

Base your program off of the square5.c program which has several of the elements your game will need.
Start by creating a struct for a paddle, and writing code to draw and move them (similar to the "square" struct).
Implement the AI, and user input to move the paddles.
Next create a struct for the ball (which can be a square), and write code to draw it and move it. The ball will need a velocity in addition to a location. This can be done with two integers "dx" and "dy" which refer to the number of pixels to be added to the x and y position each frame.
Next write the code to implement the collisions.

When you are done, please submit the C code under the assignment in Canvas.