AirConsole

This ideas is less of a 1 episode challenge, and more of a mini-series like the Agar.IO replica.
AirConsole is online game console - which uses phones as gamepads. Check it out at http://www.airconsole.com
What's even more special about it - You can make games for it yourself using JS. It works amazingly in conjuction of P5JS, and its also about networking, because there is a constant need of the console (browser) and the gamepads (phones) talking with each other.
It is also very developer oriented: All you need to do to test your game, is go to http://www.airconsole.com/simulator/#http://IP:PORT/
(Ip/port of your machine running a webserver) and you can easily test your game using virtual phone and connected JS console of all parts. And when your finished your game, you can submit it for review - and it can be added to the official console.
All the official documenation of the API/Guides is at http://developers.airconsole.com

This is quite different from the usual style - but it can be a cool series.

This issue proposes a mini-series about AirConsole, JavaScript, p5.js, and communication between a browser console and phone gamepads. Start by reviewing the linked AirConsole website, simulator, and developer documentation. Done would require defining the episode scope and producing agreed examples, but no repository files or tests are identified.

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