Tilt your M5Stack Core2 to keep the ball centered! βοΈ Roll too much, and itβll fall off the edge! π± Can you master the balance?
Make a portable Arduino Gamer with a 16x2 LCD & 2 buttons and run an Endless Runner game with background music and sound effects!
Arduino Snake Game
The legendary Pac Man on an Arduino Nano (or Uno) using TV Out
A primitive game console with 8x8 matrix display, controlled by Arduino
A simple Python script to monitor CPU temp and adjust the fan speed and another for the shutdown button.
Make a simple Breakout-like game.
DIY rotary controller for MAME games like Arkanoid / Space Invader using a DigiSpark.
A new version of the crispy-DOOM with HW Accelerators. Open-source code and instructions are provided.
Playback two musical scores simultaneously while showing synchronized lyrics
A real life experimental video arcade, showcasing games that make you move and think in ways uncommon in mainstream games culture.
Recently I was bothered by a lot of cartons in the house. Don't want to just throw them away as recycles so I made them into a Whack-a-Mole.
Make an app controlled, LED art frame with 1024 LEDs that displays retro 80s arcade game art.
My replica of the Google Chrome dinosaur game running on ESP32 and ILI9341 display.
A version of the classic arcade game Asteroids using a laser projector running on the ESP32.
Have you ever played "Breakout"? Let's play an LED matrix version.
Here, we'll learn how to make a simple arcade game.
A tabletop arcade machine built only from parts I already had available at home, using a Raspberry Pi, an old monitor and PS2 joysticks.
This project implements Capacitive Touch to a Space Invaders game that runs on a Raspberry Pi.
A library for MicroPython for drawing tiles and sprites on an RGB SPI screen.
When the red LED hits the center of the strip, click the button! It gets faster as you go, and if you miss, game over!
From installing RetroPie to controlling power/subsystems and designing a case, the more or less complete how to guide.
A simple FPGA solution to playing the Chrome Dino Game.
Why buy an arcade cabinet when you can build one! Our love for retro games lead to this somewhat unusual Arcade Cabinet/Retro Game Station.
