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Twister™: a play on MIDI controllers
Project by T. B. Trzepacz
Music is play, let's put game controls into the performance! Atari paddle knobs & arcade buttons make a great show of MIDI knob twiddling!
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2 Analog Inputs for ESP8266 Without Multiplexer
Project by Daniel Johnson
Inputting 2 analog inputs into the ESP8266 without a multiplexer using just a couple of IO.
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ESP8266 Game
Project by Daniel Johnson
A gameboy like board for the ESP8266 with OLED, Sound, Analog Joystick, and 4 action buttons!
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NANO-4096
Project by Maarten Janssen
An easy to build Arduino based gaming device with 101x80 pixel 4096 color LCD, 8 buttons, sound and SD card.
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Earth Lander 84
Project by matseng
Like the classic Lunar Lander video game but on Earth and with no graphics, only some 7-segment displays
- 7
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hit'em!
Project by avishorp
An anti-social game
- 1
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MEGA TETRIS board
Project by Denis T
ATmega RGB LED display with pack of classic games and UART control
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project gaming mouse the ms inteli 3.0 of 2016
Project by Omar
lets build a mouse
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Wall Chess
Project by Hari Wiguna
A wall mounted chessboard to play against a remote opponent
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Arcade Claw Game Claw Build
Project by Alex Anderson
Designing a claw for a claw game.
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1 kB Arduino Roguelike
Project by Radek
1 kB roguelike using an Arduino and 0.96" OLED
- 1.1k
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1Kb Space Invaders
Project by MortenW
Reimplementation of the retro game Space Invaders in an attiny for the 1 Kb Challenge
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BBC Micro 50Hz helicopter score attack
Project by ebenupton
A modern score-attack game, written in 6502 assembly for the venerable BBC Micro.
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Tetradeca - 1KB - 3 games on 14seg displays
Project by matseng
Three games on a PIC16F1705 \with eight 14- segment displays and a discrete diodes character ROM
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Tjipp8 - A Chip-8 game console
Project by matseng
A low part count PIC16F1705 game console for the ancient (1970's) Chip-8 bytecode interpreters originally run at the Cosmac 1802.
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