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“Create your handheld gaming console using an Arduino Nano ESP32 and play Doom on the go. Doom is a classic first-person shooter game developed and published by id Software in 1993. The game is set in a futuristic sci-fi world …
“This first ever Arduino project of mine is a simple card game where you are given a card from a standard deck of cards and you need to guess whether the next card will be either higher, lower or equal …
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“My plan was to test the RP2040 microcontroller from the Raspberry Foundation in combination with the Arduino IDE and the Arduino C++ framework and I needed a evaluation project for that. I decided to program a simple tetris game in …
“A quick and dirty space invaders game for the Uno R4 WiFi LED Matrix I wrote a simple version of Space Invaders for the Uno R4 WiFi! It uses 3 pushbuttons connected between GND and A0, A1, and A2 for …
“I wanted to experiment with a 64x64 rgb led panel. So I decided to make a portable battery-powered console, with at least one game on it. Then I realized that game must be Tetris. Then I realized I could make …
“This is the Technological Tesseract—an electronic puzzle box. The goal of this puzzle is to connect three wires to the jacks in the correct configuration to make the LED matrix light up in a fun way. There are four …
“Challenge yourself by trying to beat the computer in this rendition of the 1970’s classic game of Connect 4 by Milton Bradley / Hasbro. It was a simple game played by two players. Each player takes turns to put their …
“Connect4 game on an 8 x 8 pixel matrix with 5050 type LEDs with a built-in WS2812B chip. Connect Four is a two-player strategy game in which the players take turns dropping colored discs into a vertical grid. The objective …
“When I first learned about computers in college (1963) I never quite understood the relationship between binary/octal/hex/ascii/op-codes and other details of computer innards. In the mid 80s I built an IMSAI 8080 and it had a …