Scratch

Hi everyone,

I made a Scratch game that I think some of you will be interested in.  This game uses the new remote sensor connections feature (as of Scratch version 1.3) to let two computers running Scratch talk to each other.  So, if you and a friend both have a Scratch Board, you can play Pong against each other from anywhere across the internet.

The setup is tricky because it requires running a Python server program, but I wrote a detailed guide to explain how it everything works.  You can find the guide and all the files here:
http://scratchconnections.wik.is/Projects/Two-player_Network_Pong

My hope is that this demo will help people who want to make multiplayer games figure out how to send variable values back and forth between two Scratch applications.

Here is the project page:
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/kradeki/329080
Please comment!  I want to hear what you think.  (Note that you cannot play multiplayer network games on the web.)

My next goal will be to make a demo of a 3-player game that doesn't require Scratch Boards, but this project might have to wait until I survive my finals. ;-)

Meanwhile, please have fun with this!