REINVENTING THE CLASSIC BRICK-BREAKING ARCADE GAME

Abstract

Breakout Ball is a classic arcade game that has been popular since the 1970s. The game involves a player controlling a paddle at the bottom of the screen, with the goal of bouncing a ball to hit and destroy a wall of bricks at the top of the screen. In this research paper, we explore the implementation of the Breakout Ball game using the Java programming language.
Our approach involves creating an object-oriented design for the game, using various Java classes to represent the game components, such as the ball, paddle, bricks, and game board. We also use Java libraries, such as the Java Swing library, to create the graphical user interface for the game
We discuss the algorithms and techniques used in the game logic, such as collision detection, ball movement, and scoring. We also explore multithreading to ensure smooth game play and handle user input in real-time.
Finally, we evaluate the performance of our implementation, measuring factors such as frame rate and memory usage, and comparing our implementation to existing implementations of the Breakout Ball game. Our implementation demonstrates the power and flexibility of Java for creating interactive, graphical applications.