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“For this Instructable we are going to make an Aurduino powered LED game. If you have a few extra Aurduinos lying around or if you are just learning this project is perfect for you. This game is awesome for long …

“This project aims at building an interactive TicTacToe model using two different colored LEDs denoting the two players using a raspberry pi. The idea here was to implement this on a bigger scale in an alleyway - imagine a grid of …

“I’ve been meaning to get round to doing a Arduboy but never got round to it. I’m quite glad I waited because there seams to be a resurgence in the platform as of late. Also they have added …

“Use your hand to control the height of a pixel, and then navigate through a map full of obstacles to avoid. Get to the end to win! An Idea Most people have probably heard of the game Flappy Bird, where …

“A handheld game console on STM32F4 Discovery Board that allow you to play a game called Return to Earth - a fun asteroid shooting game. Some background I was taking a driver development course base on STM32F407 MCUs on Udemy and …

“Hello everyone, I’m Sarvesh an electronics hobbyist who loves to make fun projects using arduino and other micro-controllers. Today we will learn the interfacing of a Nokia 5110 lcd to an arduino board and then we will create a …

“Like playing tic-tac-toe, just call your Arduino and play. It’s been a while that I wanted to build a basic mobile device/phone with Arduino and SIM900. I finally got the time to play with it, and after few …

“A miniature gaming console that lets you play snake using only an ATtiny85 and a simple I2C OLED display.”

“Flappy Bird is a side-scrolling mobile game featuring 2D retro style graphics. The objective is to direct a flying bird, named Flappy, who moves continuously to the right, between sets of Mario-like pipes. If the player touches the pipes, they …

“My Oscilloscope Pong project didn’t really quench my interest in designing and building something big with discrete semiconductor circuitry. And let’s face it, a derivative of Pong rendered in primitive vector graphics on an X-Y oscilloscope display just …