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Make the bird and the pipes bigger they are too small

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I want you to create an exact replica of the Flappy Bird game. The game mechanics, visual style, menus, and overall gameplay must be completely identical to the original Flappy Bird. The bird character should be in 2D pixel art style and should jump whenever the user taps the screen. During the jump, the bird should move slightly upward and fall down under the effect of gravity. The bird's movement must be smooth, the flap animation must be clearly visible, and every tap by the user must respond instantly without delay. The background should have a sky theme, clouds should move slowly, and the ground should be green hills in pixel style and remain static. There should be a ground layer at the bottom of the game screen, and when the bird hits this ground, the game must end. The game should feature pipes coming from the top and bottom at random intervals, with a gap between them for the bird to pass through. The height of the gap should be randomly generated. Pipes should move from right to left at a constant speed, and once off-screen, they should be deleted and new pipes should be generated continuously. A scoring system must be implemented; every successful pipe pass should increase the score, and this score should be visible at the top of the screen in real-time. There must be a main menu in the game, with a big title on the top and a “Start” button below it. Additionally, there should be two smaller buttons at the bottom: one for “Scores” and one for “Settings.” Pressing the start button should immediately begin the game. Pressing the scores button should show a list of previous high scores. The settings button should allow simple customization options such as sound on/off or changing background themes. The game over screen must be exactly like in the original Flappy Bird; when the bird hits something, the game should stop, a “Game Over” text should appear on the screen, and below that the current score and the best score should be shown, with two buttons underneath: “Retry” and “Main Menu.” The game can be structured with a single scene or multiple scenes including all menus. All menus must be visually designed and not just plain text – in other words, they must include proper assets. All graphics should be created in the same pixel-art style as the original Flappy Bird. Sprites must be used for background, bird, pipes, ground, buttons, and all other elements. Sound effects must also be included: when the bird flaps, passes a pipe, or crashes, appropriate sounds should be played. Overall, the gameplay must be fluid and faithfully recreated. The game should be fully compatible with touch controls for smooth play on mobile devices. Lastly, every detail from the game’s beginning to the score screen must be recreated as closely as possible to the original Flappy Bird