Sunday Timewaster_ Dropping the Ball
By Aiden Chen |
Physics games are like National Geographic maps. I could stare at them for hours and feel like I learned something even if I couldn’t articulate what I had been doing all this time. This is Ball Droppings, which, despite its unfortunate name, is a [[link]] good way to kill time before dinner if you’re bored with surfing [[link]] the web and don’t feel like firing up your console for just 20 minutes. The premise – balls drop from a point on the screen, and you create boundaries off which they rebound. 
When they do, depending on the ball’s speed, it creates a tone. It’s an experimental game/application for Google’s chrome browser but it works in most anything. You can mess 
with the gravity and the drop rate to create some spooky-sounding tone patterns. Once I replicate [[link]] the Close Encounters of the Third Kind signal, I’ll move on to something else. Balldroppings [Site]
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