Lunar Lander Java script

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Using this java applet you can insert a Lunar Lander game on your website. To play you have to land the lander on one of the light blue landing pads. When landing you have to be perfectly level and touch down very gently.You have only the main rocket to change your speed or direction. Pressing the left and right arrow (cursor) keys spins the lander. You have to spin the lander till the main rocket is pointing in the direction you want and then press the space bar to fire the main rocket. The physics in the game are real. This is what landing a real space ship on a airless world like the Moon would be like (of course in 2D).Usage - Insert this tag into your HTML page:
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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