Bits and Bytes: Adding TypeScript Support to an Existing Project

Create your first Unity2d game in just 7 steps. In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a simple Unity2D game that will transport you right back to the 80s with a Pong style clone. In this tutorial, you will learn how to
Steps
[00:04] Importing a Spritesheet and making multiple sprites
[05:19] Layout Assets
[09:35] Make Rackets Move
[16:58] Add new axis to Input Manager
[20:24] Add Movement to the Ball
[30:35] Restart Game on Wall Collision
[40:39] Add Background Sound
[42:13] Add Sound on Collision
You can download the finished files
This tutorial builds upon this great intro to Unity tutorial and will be making all the extensions suggested plus more.
Good tutorial, thanks.
There is a mistake in the right racket code.
the direction vector should be (-1, y) whereas you have (-1,0).
You can see that all of your right racket hits come back in a straight line.