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Sta.sh
This is the result 
Great game dude
[link] This is a good tutorial for keys.
Another problem occuring to me was to check whether the bullets hit a target. I pushed newly created enemy ships into a dynamic array and used a for..in loop in my missile class to check for a hit. Although the size of the array was bigger than 0 the loop was not even iterated once..
for(element in array){
array[element]._x =
array[element]._y =
array[element].whatever-you-want-to-do
}
This is the proper one.
for(element in array){
element._x =
element._y =
element.whatever-you-want-to-do
}
It go through on full array you don't even have to know the size of it. AND this is one of the fastest loop for arrays, so the code is optimised. For example in this Ramen game the ramens move like this. element._y += speed